Tim Wright, Public Health Portfolio Lead

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The cost of cold Age UK’s new report for MPs and councillors. Part of Spread the Warmth, making the case for why policy makers need to tackle the issue.

Advertisements

Salford Primary Care Trust – your leader for health IN Salford Salford Primary Care Trust 5-year Strategic Plan 2009 – 2014 Briefing to the Salford Strategic.

Tackling Fuel Poverty Identified as a key priority in JSNA 2008 Tackling Fuel Poverty Identified as a key priority in JSNA 2008 ‘Likely to have the greatest.

Evaluating impact of energy efficiency on fuel poverty William Baker, Consumer Focus.

Fuel Poverty among Families in Rural Wales Helen Roach Development Officer NEA Cymru.

Page 1© Crown copyright 2004 Health Forecasting Home Energy Conference May Dr William Bird Clinical Director, Health Forecasting.

Objective: Reducing Emergency Hospital Admissions.

National Energy Action Working in Bournemouth Reducing Energy Usage Bournemouth 2026 Information / Networking Event Bethany Redley 11 th December 2013.

Presentation to Inclusion Ireland Conference & AGM Pat Healy – National Director Social Care 10 th May, 2014.

Jacqui Frazer Fuel Poverty Strategy Co-ordinator Public Health Agency – Northern area February 2012 Warmer Ways to Better Health.

Housing’s Offer to Health. CIH Research for Leicestershire 2013 ‘Housing Matters’

Tackling fuel poverty in rural areas What can be done? Kath McDaid NEA Regional Co-ordinator Yorkshire & Humber Region.

Tackling Fuel Poverty: Towards integrated approaches in London boroughs Chris Church Community Environment Associates.

CCG Strategy Update Lewisham Children and Young People Strategic Partnership Board 26 th January 2015.

County Durham Planning Unit – Strategic Plan on a page

Community Energy: Communities Tackling Fuel Poverty Peter Sumby Director of Development and Delivery National Energy Action March 2014.

Alan Higgins, Director of Public Health Oldham Council Lessons learnt from Joint Investment.

The Warm Homes Healthy People fund : evaluation report Rachel Wookey, Kevyn Austyn, Dr Angie Bone South East Carbon Action.

Tackling excess winter deaths and illnesses Rachel Wookey – Environmental Public Health Scientist, Extreme Events and Health Protection

Part of the BRE Trust Making the Most of Data Chris Johnes - Principal Consultant BRE Housing and Health.

Putting People First – where to next? Mona Sehgal – National Adviser Adult Social Care 7 April 2008.

Ihia.org.uk Liverpool HIA Capacity Building Project Sophie Grinnell BEng (Hons) MSc HIA Research Fellow Liverpool Primary Care Trust Liverpool City Council.

LCB Fuel Poverty & Carbon Emission Reduction Project Presented by Steve Adelizzi & Jake Roos.

Fuel poverty and excess winter deaths in Lewisham Presentation to the shadow Health and Wellbeing Board 6 February 2013.

Cutting the cost of keeping warm: A fuel poverty strategy for England 08 September 2015.

London Warm Zone Putting Policy into Practice Mark Johnson Chair London Fuel Poverty Task Group LEP.

Cumbria Affordable Warmth Project 2010 – 2013 Project Officer - Tom Barlow.

Commissioning Intentions 8 th October Joint working with Islington Council Our four shared priorities are: To make sure every child has the best.

Fuel Poverty – a National Perspective Rebecca Jones National Energy Action 10/02/2016.

Health Scrutiny Panel: Health Through Warmth Review Mandy Findlay Project Officer Energy Efficiency Wolverhampton City Council Helen Marshall Midlands.

The Psychology of Fuel Poverty Jacqui Frazer Northern Investing for Health Partnership Northern Ireland.

Name of presentation Improving health in Greenwich: Linking integrated health & social care with primary care.

Health and Winter Warmth Simon Church Health and Winter Warmth Campaign Manager Eaga plc / South East Public Health Group.

WARM HOMES HEALTHY PEOPLE FUND ANDY NAZER Community Wellbeing Health & Community Services, HCC.

Warm and well in Warwickshire Warm and Well in Warwickshire.

Working in Partnerships to help families vulnerable to Fuel Poverty Rory McManus.

Workshop 13 May 2015 Securing Health Service Funding to Address Cold Homes Anees Mank Service Manager – Housing Services.

Compact between schools & local employers Pre-employment / apprenticeship programs Employer job subsidies Increase apprenticeships New Apprenticeship.

Energy Efficiency is good for your health Pamela Akerman 20 October 2009.

Tackling Fuel Poverty in Coventry David Shiner Domestic Energy Efficiency Manager.

Help At Hand Grants and Advice Sara Winnington Project Officer Action Surrey.

Housing, Health & Social Care: Partnership Working In Action Agenda Overview: Adur & Worthing Older People’s Housing & Support Strategy Role of Housing,

Excess winter deaths and morbidity and the health risks associated with cold homes Chris Connell Implementation Consultant September 2015.

Delivering warm and healthy homes Case Study: Warm Homes Oldham Nigel Banks Sustainability Director Keepmoat.

Transforming Population Health in Greater Manchester – New Economy Breakfast Seminar – 13 July 2016.

PUTTING HEALTH BACK INTO HOUSING Health and Housing Conference Presentation by Gloucestershire Affordable Housing Landlords Forum (GAHLF) 27 th February.

ESRC Seminar Series Fuel Poverty: Impacts on Children, Young People and Families Oliver McHugh Department for Social Development.

Sheryll Mondey, Advisor, HTCS Project the Environment Centre (tEC)

Severn Wye Energy Agency Warm & Well

Warm and Healthy Homes Award from National Energy Action

Dianne Gardner, Public Health Specialist

Boilers on Prescription

A Practical Example of Joined Up Working

Vicki Jellings Care & Repair England

Making the case for funding and partnership approaches

Energy Justice – the policy challenges

Improving the use of energy

First Choice Homes Oldham-Health Initiatives

Designing Policies that Work the experience of DCCAE

The impact of fuel poverty in Dorset

Jon Bird Programme Manager Healthy Homes Dorset

National Outlook on Health and Housing

Successful Scheme Integration

Responding to Extreme Cold Weather Workshop

Our operational plan 2018/19.

The Energy Savers Partnership -

Working in Partnerships to help families vulnerable to Fuel Poverty

Joint Commissioning Strategy for Learning Disabilities 2019 – 2024 LeDeR Learning Disability Review of Mortality Learning for Change Jan Gates Tracey.

HELEN SIMPSON AND MARY GOGARTY

The Comprehensive Model for Personalised Care

Presentation transcript:

Tim Wright, Public Health Portfolio Lead In for a penny, in for a pound: tackling cold related ill health in County Durham Tim Wright, Public Health Portfolio Lead

Overview Context Background Warm & healthy homes Strenghts/weknesses What next?

Context Excess winter deaths index of 19, 314 people. Not significantly different to England average 22.7% children in poverty (sig.worse than England) Disease prevalence by CCG is 20% greater than England for CHD, Stroke/TIA, COPD, LDs’

Context (cont’d) Housing stock condition 100 communities off gas network

Background History early 2000s’ LAs’/NHS NRF 2008 ‘Rights to Warmth’/Hotspots’ (early adopter of model of NG6). Durham Dales ICO, 2009-11. DH Warm & Healthy Homes funding. NEPHO baseline (2009) and 2 year follow up reports, (2011) NEA evaluation of Hotspots, 2013 DECC Health booster fund

Warm & healthy homes Reduce numbers of excess winter deaths Reduce hospital emergency admissions Improve the health and wellbeing of clients living in a cold, damp home Provide warmer homes, lower fuel bills Reduce levels of fuel poverty

Warm & healthy homes (cont’) Eligibility criteria Training/briefing of health/social care staff. Menu of options Annual report 2015/16

Warm & healthy homes Warm and Health Homes 2015-16 Total Referrals made by health practitioners, social care staff and partner organisations 193 Numbers of referrals who received energy advice Number of households who received energy efficiency measures 98 Number of homes insulated funded by Warm Up North 3 Numbers of benefit checks 43 Number of fire safety checks 37 Articles of media coverage generated 9 User satisfaction surveys completed 59 SAP energy assessment 100%

Strengths Programme consistency Well targeted Strategically embedded Advocates who push agenda Engaged in national pilots eg ICO Dales/ funding bids Cyclical feedback system Utilisation of MECC

Weaknesses Targeted intervention ? Scale Outputs v outcomes Small investment Little CCG recognition/engagement Not embedded into patient pathways. Not promoted extensively Tinkering at the edges

What next? More robust links with primary care. Targeted programme eg South Hetton. Piggyback onto social prescribing. ? Outcome based commissioning. Loan based system Private rented sector Registered providers FUSE supported seminar March 2017