The overarching purpose of this partnership is to ensure that different local agencies work together effectively to improve the health and wellbeing of Cambridgeshire residents and to improve outcomes for adults with health and care needs.
The Community Wellbeing Partnership is supported by two officer groups:
- The Health and Wellbeing Officer Group (covering JSNA, health inequalities, LAA "public health targets, and the preventative agenda for adult care including "Putting People First") and
- The Supporting People Commissioning Group (leading the commissioning of support for vulnerable people in housing).
The partnership is focussing its work on the following areas:
- Taking forward "Shaping Our Future - A framework for Action: Transforming Adult Social care in Cambridgeshire through Personalisation"
- The Supporting People Impact Assessment and the revised Supporting People Strategy.
- Lead partnership for the development of Phase 4 of the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment, which will focus on the three year refresh of the strands for Older People, Children and Young People, Adult Mental Health, Travellers and New Communities.
- Lead partnership for the Cambridgeshire Strategy and Action Framework to Tackle Health Inequalities in Cambridgeshire
Find agenda and minutes for meetings of this partnership.
Find out more about all partnership meeting dates in the meeting planner.
Find out more about the Adults, Wellbeing and Health Scrutiny Committee.
Our member representative in this partnership
Tim Bick - executive councillor for community development and health
Catherine Smart - deputy leader and executive councillor for housing, who is the council's representative in the Supporting People Joint Member Group.
Our opposition spokesperson for this partnership
Lewis Herbert - leader of the Labour group.
Local reporting to
City Council's Community Services Scrutiny Committee and
the Housing Management Board, whose meetings can be found here.
Cambridge
City and South Cambridgeshire Local Strategic Partnership.
Lead city council officers for this partnership
Corporate Management Team Champion Simon Payne - director of environment and planning, (health) and Liz Bisset - director of community services (adults)
Contacts
Alan Carter (Supporting People)
Telephone 01223 457948
Email alan.carter@cambridge.gov.uk
Jas
Lally (health)
Telephone 01223 457881
Email jas.lally@cambridge.gov.uk
Find out about local work contributing to this partnership.
Lead officers for this partnership
Claire Bruin
- director of adult services at Cambridgeshire County Council.
Dr
Liz Robin from NHS Cambridgeshire.
Significant partnerships linked to this partnership
Cambridgeshire Together and its Vision for Cambridgeshire
The partnership also has links to local Improving Health Partnerships, the Older People's Partnership Board, other Adult Care Partnership Boards, the Adult Safeguarding Board, the Tobacco Control Alliance, the Obesity Strategy group and the county-wide Homelessness Executive.
What part of the local area agreement this partnership delivers
This relates to the 'equality and inclusion' part of the local area agreement.
Targets for this partnership
To find out about the targets this partnership is looking to achieve.
How this fits into the sustainable community strategy?
This fits into the 'ensuring strong and inclusive communities' part of the sustainable community strategy.
Local partnerships linked to the Community Wellbeing Partnership
Cambridge City and South Cambs. Improving Health Partnership.
