bath and north east somerset – the place to live, work and visit joint strategic needs assessment...

Bath and North East Somerset – The place to live, work and visit

Joint Strategic Needs Assessment

Overview and What’s New?

18/12/13


JSNA Defined

» Understanding what needs to be done; capabilities, needs and assets of the people, places and communities we deliver services to.

» Collaborative

» Not about templates or 200-page documents

» Striking a balance between statistics and deeper experience

What does the data say?

(Understanding the differences between

and within communities)

What does the community say?

(Listening to our communities)

What can we practically do/

change?(Enabling Communities –

being realistic)

Are we currently

meeting the needs?

(Performance & Quality)


The Audience

» Local Communities» Promote conversations about what’s important in

local areas, attract external funding

» People who make decisions» Understand & identify local priorities

» People who spend money and plan resources» Explains local demand, the nature of the market &

how different people need different services.


The Big Picture


Population: If B&NES was 20 people….

16-24

25-64

65+

0-15


Demographic Change

DEATHS

LIFE EXPECTANCY

by 2021, 75+ pop will

increase by 20%

Increased demand for:• health & care

services • housing


Trends in Demand - Care

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

Upper LimitLower Limit


Happiness House price to residential wages

Workplace WagesLife Expectancy

Best

Worst

How do we compare?


An Affordability challenge


» 25% increase in the cost a good standard of living between 2008 and 2013 (JRF)…so,

» Of working age people in Bath and North East Somerset

That’s between 21,000 and 36,000 residents

» Risk profiling shows 67% of people at risk of eviction are in work.» Often moving in and out of employment

Over10%

don’t earn a living wage for a single person

Over20%

don’t earn a living wage for people in a couple or family


Inequalities remain

important


Inequalities: The number 20 bus route


Life Expectancy

Best

Worst

Which means, for those communities


And so do lifestyle factors


Lifestyle Risk Factors

• 16% of adults smoke

• Hospital admissions for alcohol are increasing

• Less than 30% get enough physical activity

• Obesity– 26% of reception (5-6 year old) children unhealthy weight– 26% of year 6 (11-12 year old) children unhealthy weight– 22% of adults are obese


But people with no qualifications are almost 5 times more likely to engage in them than those with post 16 education.

¼ of over 16s are engaging in 3 or more risky lifestyle behaviours (39,000 residents)

Health Survey for England:

Adult smoking rates have decreased

23%16%


Find out more….

»www.bathnes.gov.uk/jsna

http://www.bathnes.gov.uk/jsna


Next Steps?

» Use it! www.bathnes.gov.uk/jsna

» Get in touch [email protected]

http://www.bathnes.gov.uk/jsna

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