The Lambeth First partnership is committed to improving the health and wellbeing of local people and enabling them to live active and independent lives. To guide the actions we take we are undertaking an ongoing Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA).
This assessment draws on a wide range of evidence including feedback from local people and services. It considers current issues and future trends, and aims to ensure that by having one shared view of the health and wellbeing needs of the local population we will be better able to coordinate our response.
Our assessment is an ongoing process. As part of this we produce an annual report setting out overall progress and recommendations. We will also be producing a number of more detailed assessments and profiles looking at specific populations and issues. Current documents are available below. We will be updating and adding to these over the coming year.
Download the 2009 JSNA here or by clicking the link under JSNA documents.
Whilst in many ways the health and wellbeing of people in Lambeth is better than it has ever been and continues to improve, major challenges remain. Our 2009 assessment has identified ten key areas where we need to achieve improvements in the way we deliver services to ensure good health and wellbeing for Lambeth residents.
These are:
• HIV and Aids
• Sexual health
• Mental health
• Housing support for vulnerable people
• Learning disability
• Emotional wellbeing
• Safeguarding children
• Healthy eating in children and young people
• “Personalisation” of health and care services
• Safeguarding adults
The Lambeth First Partnership has set out actions we will be taking to address the needs we have identified in our Sustainable Community Strategy, Health and Wellbeing Framework and Children and Young People's Plan.
Lambeth's Community Health and Wellbeing ward profiles have been published by NHS Lambeth's Public Health team as part of the Joint Strategic Needs Assesment.
Ward profiles can be found here the NHS Lambeth Health team will update the ward profiles as more health and wellbeing information is available, providing further understanding of what drives the health and well being status of the population in Lambeth wards. The next update is scheduled for 2012.
The full JSNA can be downloaded below along with a summary note, the JSNA appendices and supplementary reports.
2009 JSNA Report - Two page summary
2009 JSNA Report - Volume I: Main Report
2009 JSNA Report - Volume II: Appendices 1-10
NHS Lambeth Public Health Directorate Statistical Bulletin (May 2009)
Service mapping and resource allocation: Review of commissioning activities and gaps 2009
JSNA facilitated workshops report, 2009
Lambeth JSNA 2009 Evaluation – our 12 month journey
Lambeth JSNA Quality Assurance Report – December 2008
To give feedback and for further information on the JSNA, please email jsna@lambeth.gov.uk.