Joint Local Health and Wellbeing Strategy
Overview
Organisations across Westmorland and Furness are developing a new Joint Local Health and Wellbeing Strategy. This will describe how we will work together to improve health and wellbeing for our residents and communities.
We would like to hear about the things that impact on your health and wellbeing and the things that you need to help you stay healthy and well. Your feedback will help us ensure that the strategy is informed by the views of our community.
Areas
- All Areas
Audiences
- Anyone from any background
Interests
- Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender
- Black and Minority Ethnic
- Disability
- Gender
- Religion/Faith
- Age
- Rurality
- Equalities
- Director of Finance
- Council finances
- Council tax
- Economic Regeneration
- Tourism/Tourism Networks
- Tourist Information Centres
- Jobs
- Business
- Contaminated Land
- Pest Control
- Recycling & Environment
- Parks and open spaces
- Environmental health
- Waste management
- Financial Services
- Housing Enablement
- Housing Research
- Supported Housing
- General housing
- Corporate Services
- Elections and Democracy
- Human Resources
- Licensing
- Arts and Culture
- Children and Young People
- Cultural Services
- Museums
- Parks and Open Spaces
- Aboroculture
- Access
- Environmental Sustainability
- Local Plans
- Spatial planning
- Neighbourhood Planning
- Policing
- Fire & Rescue
- Trading Standards
- Road safety
- Emergency planning
- Other emergency services
- Community Safety
- Roads & highways
- Primary schools
- Secondary schools
- Nursery education
- Sixth form/FE colleges
- Childrens social care
- Adults social care
- Adoption and fostering
- Older people
- Health & well-being
- General interest
- Communications
- Policy & Performance
- Local Taxation
- Revenues & Benefits
- Consultation
- Local Strategic Partnership
- Parking
- Performance
- Policy
- Technical Services
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