Health and Wellbeing Board

Traffords Health and Wellbeing Board brings together elected Councillors, key commissioners, including representatives of Trafford Clinical Commissioning Group, the Director of Public Health, Children’s Services and Adult Social Services, a representative of HealthWatch and third sector representation.

The Health and Wellbeing Board connects Trafford into the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership, and oversees three thematic partnerships:

Strategic Sports and Physical Activity Partnership
Safer Trafford Partnership
Safeguarding Board

The Board oversees the Health and Social Care Locality Plan which will help develop a place based, partnership approach to health and social care in Trafford, and will encompass all aspects of wellbeing such as work and skills, housing, physical activity, and crime and offending.

The Health and Wellbeing Board operates alongside Trafford's Local Care Alliance (LCA) which is an integral part of our new operating model for commissioning in Trafford. It is an alliance of provider organisations, community health, social care, primary care including general practice, mental health and VCSE sector organisations which are committed to working in partnership, delivering a place-based approach to strategic commissioning and outcome focused models of care in Trafford, so that we can deliver better health and social care outcomes for the people of Trafford.

Trafford Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2016-19

The Trafford Health and Wellbeing Board is determined to increase the number of years people spend in good health. This is measured by Healthy Life Expectancy (HLE). The variation across the borough for this indicator is greater than for life expectancy, and we have a 16 year inequality between our most affluent and most deprived communities.

To improve HLE, we are focussing on preventing poor health and on promoting wellbeing. We must address 'wider determinants' of health such as housing, transport, employment and the environment we live in. The Health and Wellbeing Board is focussed on our residents' journeys through life, taking a life course approach that reflects the public health needs of that age group.

We have five overarching health and wellbeing priorities:

To reduce the impact of poor mental health
To reduce physical inactivity
To reduce the number of people who smoke or use tobacco
To reduce harms from alcohol
To improve cancer prevention and screening

To deliver these priorities in partnership, we have established three sub boards:

Start Well Board (maternity, children and young people)
Live Well Board (19-64 years, including lifestyle and health improvement)
Age Well Board (65 years plus, including the impacts of falls, frailty, dementia and end of life care)

The membership of the sub boards is made up of statutory and voluntary organisations. The boards welcome representatives from voluntary and community groups to join; please contact Sarah Grant on the details below if you would like to attend.

The meeting dates for the sub boards are listed below:

Start Well Board - Thursday 27th June, Thursday 15th August, Wednesday 9th October
Live Well Board - Friday 26th July, Tuesday 1st October
Age Well Board - Monday 17th June

For more information on the Health and Wellbeing Board please contact Sarah Grant from the Partnerships and Communities Team on 0161 912 3881 or at sarah.grant@trafford.gov.uk

Membership of the Health and Wellbeing Board

Health and Wellbeing Membership 2014/15
Member	Position	Organisation
Dr Sally Johnston(Chair)	Chair of Trafford CCG	NHS Trafford Clinical Commissioning Group
Andy Worthington	Chair of the Strategic Sports and Physical Activity Partnership	Strategic Sports and Physical Activity Partnership
Caroline Davidson	Chief Executive	Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Caroline Hemingway	Chief Inspector	Greater Manchester Police
Cllr Cath Hynes	Executive Member for Children's Social Services	Trafford Council
Cathy Rooney	Director of Safeguarding and Professional Development	Trafford Council
Chris Daly	Medical Director	Greater Manchester West NHS Foundation Trust
Diane Eaton	Director of Integrated Services	Trafford Council
Dorothy Evans	VCSE Representative	African Caribbean Care Group
Eleanor Roaf	Interim Director of Public Health	Trafford Council
Heather Fairfield	Chair of HealthWatch	HealthWatch Trafford
Cllr Jane Brophy	Councillor	Trafford Council
Cllr Jane Slater	Executive Member for Health, Wellbeing and Equalities	Trafford Council
Cllr Joanne Harding	Executive Member for Adult Social Care	Trafford Council
Cllr Linda Blackburn	Shadow Executive Member for Health, Wellbeing and Equalities	Trafford Council
Mandy Bailey	Deputy Chief Executive	Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Mark Jarvis	Clinical Director for Quality and Performance	NHS Trafford Clinical Commissioning Group
Martyn Pritchard	Accountable Officer	NHS Trafford Clinical Commissioning Group
Maureen Noble	Joint Chair of the Children and Adults Safeguarding Board	Safeguarding Adults and Children Boards
Michelle Hill	VCSE Representative	Talk Listen Change
Paul Duggan	Borough Commander	Greater Manchester Fire & Rescue
Richard Spearing	Integrated Network Director	Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust
Sara Radcliffe	Corporate Director for Commissioning	NHS Trafford CCG / Trafford Council
Shaun Donnellan	Chief Superintendent	Greater Manchester Police
In Attendance
Cllr John Holden	Shadow Executive Member for Adult Social Care	Trafford Council
John Wareing	Director of Strategy	Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Karen Ahmed	Director of All Age Commissioning	Trafford Council
Kerry Purnell	Head of Partnerships and Communities	Trafford Partnership
Cllr Sean Anstee	Shadow Executive Member for Children's Services	Trafford Council
Rebecca Pennington	Creative Solutions Manager	Trafford Housing Trust
Ric Taylor	Commissioning Manager, Mental Health and Learning Disabilities	Trafford Clinical Commissioning Group
Sarah Grant	Senior Partnerships and Communities Officer	Trafford Partnership