The Warrington Health and Wellbeing Board drives the work which is needed to meet the aims in the Health and Wellbeing Strategy, which includes helping you to:

• influence decisions and make healthy choices
• feel safe from crime
• have your physical and mental health valued
• look after yourself and manage your own care
• get the best care in the right place at the right time
• make sure your children get the best start in life
• live in a strong economy with local jobs
• live a healthy, fulfilling life into old age

It also must make sure that we protect the most vulnerable, and we stay focused on preventing ill-health and reducing inequalities.

We choose these priorities by looking at the data in the Warrington Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) and the Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA). The JSNA pulls together lots of anonymous statistics about the health and lifestyle of local people, which means we can see where extra support or services are needed.

The board meets 5-6 times per year. Find out more about the Health and Wellbeing Board, what it does and who is a member, and you can read its meeting papers and annual reports. 

The Warrington Community Safety Partnership is the statutory crime and disorder reduction partnership for the borough and fulfils both statutory and non-statutory functions. This group brings together key senior representatives from partner organisations working on the crime and safety agenda in the borough.

The Homelessness Priority Action Group was set up in 2014 in order to drive forward implementation of the recommendations of the Homelessness Commission. For more information please contact Dave Cowley: dcowley@warrington.gov.uk

The Drug and Alcohol Team Strategic Board was re-launched in June 2015 to champion and drive forward joint commissioning and delivery activity aimed at reducing substance related harm in the borough and to minimise the health harm, violence and anti-social behaviour associated with alcohol and drugs in the Borough. For more information please contact Cathy FitzGerald: cfitzgerald@warrington.gov.uk

Established in 2011 to co-ordinate activity aimed at reducing hate crime and hate incidents in the borough. For more information please contact Helen Hill: hhill@warrington.gov.uk

Delivering wellbeing in Bewsey and Dallam was a project set up by the Warrington Partnership focused on working within two of our most excluded community areas, and aims to deliver the conditions in which local residents can enjoy a better quality of life both now and for years to come.  This project ran from 2013-2016 but has left a great legacy of improvement and ongoing work and plans for the future. For more information about Delivering Wellbeing in Bewsey and Dallam please contact Chris Skinkis:  cskinkis@warrington.gov.uk

You can find out all about the Central 6 area regeneration master plan by visiting the Central 6 page.

Warrington Together - Joining up health and care in Warrington

Everyone wants a health and social care system to be proud of, one that’s fit for the future and built to last. Here in Warrington, these organisations are working in partnership to deliver just that.

• Warrington and Halton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (WHH)
• Warrington Borough Council (WBC)
• NHS Warrington Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)
• Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (BW)
• North West Boroughs Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (NWB)
• Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire
• Primary care representatives
• Warrington Third Sector Health and Wellbeing Alliance

All these agencies are creating an integrated care system (ICS) for Warrington in line with the new NHS Long Term Plan and the government’s expectation that all parts of England will have joined up systems by 2021.

For more information follow @WarringtonICP