Julia Weldon DPH Hull City Council Stephen Morton PHE Diane Bell PHE How can the North lead the way on health equity?

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Julia Weldon DPH Hull City Council Stephen Morton PHE Diane Bell PHE How can the North lead the way on health equity?

Professor Margaret Whitehead (Chair), W.H. Duncan Chair of Public Health, Department of Public Health and Policy, University of Liverpool Professor Clare Bambra, Professor of Public Health Geography, Department of Geography, Durham University Ben Barr, Senior Lecturer, Department of Public Health and Policy, University of Liverpool Jessica Bowles, Head of Policy, Manchester City Council Richard Caulfield, Chief Executive, Voluntary Sector North West Professor Tim Doran, Professor of Health Policy, Department of Health Sciences, University of York Dominic Harrison, Director of Public Health, Blackburn with Darwen Council Anna Lynch, Director of Public Health, Durham County Council Neil McInroy, Chief Executive, Centre for Local Economic Strategies Steven Pleasant, Chief Executive, Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council Julia Weldon, Director of Public Health, Hull City Council

The causes for inequalities across England are the same Differences in poverty, power and resources needed for health Differences in exposure to health damaging environments Differences in opportunities to enjoy positive health factors and protective conditions that help maintain health What causes the inequalities

A Bus Route Through Hull

Life chances across 2 wards in Hull

1. What can agencies in the North do to help reduce health inequalities within the north and between the north and the rest of England? 2. What does central government need to do to reduce these inequalities? Lessons for the whole country, not just the North Two types of recommendations

Budget recovery Northern powerhouse Devolved decision making The importance of community resilience Economic and Political Context

DUE NORTH: actions to tackle root causes

The burden of local authority cuts and welfare reforms has fallen more heavily on the North than the South…this calls for a strategy that ameliorates impact of poverty and seeks to prevent poverty.

Develop better locally designed support for people moving into work. Promote living wage. Use the joint spending power to promote good employment. Improve quality and affordability of housing, through identifying new sources of investment and regulation of the private rented sector. Expand the role of Credit Unions. Rec 1: Tackle poverty and economic inequality

In the North where large proportions of children are growing up in poverty it is critical that action to improve early child development is proportionate to need.

Monitor and increase proportion of overall expenditure allocated to giving every child a good start. Ensure access to good quality universal early years education and childcare. Maintain and protect universal integrated neighbourhood support for early child development, including Children’s Centres. Rec 2: Promote healthy development in early childhood

Northern regions have had limited collective influence over how resources and assets are used and this has hindered action on health inequalities.

Expand the involvement of citizens in shaping how local budgets are used. Develop community-led systems for monitoring and accountability. Assess opportunities for setting up publicly owned mutual organisations for providing services. Rec 3: Share power over resources and increase influence of public over decisions

Discussion Point How can create the conditions for sustainable resilient communities and focus on prevention whilst managing the in year reductions of public health ring fenced grant and significant cuts to social care spend?