sale west: harnessing the energy on the ground
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Sale West: Harnessing the Energy on the Ground
Dr Diana ForrestSale West Ashton Partnership
Dale WardTrafford Council
Sale West Estate
Manor Estate
Devon Estate
Sale West
Sale West
• Population 6265
• 27% people of working age unemployed, on sickness benefit or economically inactive.
• High levels of deprivation, not improving in relation to the rest of the Borough.
Sale West - Issues
• Children ‘damaged before they reach school’
• Young mothers feeling ‘trapped’• Feelings of worthlessness• Domestic violence• Worklessness• Alcohol and drug problems• Mental health problems• Isolated, vulnerable older people
What Would Local People Like?
• More childcare locally
• More activities for children
• Shops on the Sale West Estate
• Opportunities for training
• Opportunities for activities
• Local access to CAB, debt advice
• Local events
Local Strengths
• Sale West Ashton Partnership
• Local leaders
• Facilities
• Local volunteers
Sale West Ashton Partnership
Vision: A community that flourishes
and demonstrates quality of life in a safe, happy, healthy, clean and tidy environment, together.
Sale West
Trafford Healthy Places, Healthy Lives
Partnerships
GMFRS
GMP (OPPU)
Sale West & Ashton Partnership
Healthy Places, Healthy Lives
(Sale West)
NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement
Finnamore
Irwell Valley Housing
Trafford Council
Trafford Housing
Trust
Trafford PCTArea Services
STCT
Adult Social
Services
Local professionals and residents aiming to achieve a
joint vision of; ‘a community that flourishes and demonstrates
quality of life in a safe, happy, healthy, clean and tidy environment together’
Lower Super Output Areas(LSOA’s)
LSOA (1)
• 5% most deprived LSOA nationally
• 3rd most deprived LSOA in Trafford.
LSOA (2)
• 13% most deprived LSOA nationally
• 9th most deprived LSOA in Trafford
LSOA (3)
• In line with national average
• 53rd most deprived LSOA in Trafford
LSOA (4)
• 23% most deprived LSOA nationally
•22nd most deprived LSOA in Trafford
LSOA (5)
• 25% least deprived LSOA nationally
• 44th least deprived LSOA in Trafford
LSOA (6)
• 3% least deprived LSOA nationally
• 2nd least deprived LSOA in Trafford
Crime Statistics
• Data analysed from the last financial year (Apr 2009 – May 2010) – data provided by GMP (Stretford LPT Intelligence Analyst)
• 560 Rowdy and Nuisance Vehicles ASB Incidents over the last financial year of which 60 % related to Youth Involvement.
• 440 Rowdy Behaviour Incidents – 75 relate to alcohol – but this is a minimum account of the true figure – alcohol related statistics are very unreliable and misrepresented.
• Some of the main drivers of assaults, especially within the Home is thought to be alcohol. With the police data, it is again, like ASB, thought that the figure is underestimated due to a marker having to be placed on the crime when it is reported.
All Locations 61 Assaults With a Home Address Location 34 AssaultsAlcohol Related 21 Alcohol Related 16DV Related 33 DV Related 28DV and Alcohol Related 17 DV and Alcohol Related 15
Trafford General: Admissions for Alcohol-Related Harm 2005/06 – 2009/10
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AltrinchamNorth
AltrinchamSouth
Old Trafford Partington andCarrington
Sale East Sale West Stretford Urmston
Neighbourhood
To what extent do you agree that this local area is a place where people from different backgrounds got on well together
Do people from different backgrounds get on well together?
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AltrinchamNorth
AltrinchamSouth
Old Trafford Partington andCarrington
Sale East Sale West Stretford Urmston
Neighbourhood
Sense of Belonging; Neighbourhood
Sense of belonging
Approach
• Bottom – up
• Build on the assets of the community
• Empower local residents – give ownership of initiatives and involve at every stage
Source: A Glass Half Full, IDeA, 2010
PDSA Cycle
Task
• Please get in to small groups, and work through the Driver Diagram
• 10 minutes for group task• Share one initiative and its rationale with the
workshop.• Think about what you have done on your own
Healthy Places Healthy Lives programme and how it could be relevant to the task i.e. Marmot Report, social determinants , prevention rather than detection, up stream thinking etc
Trafford’s Driver Diagram
Unemployment
Culture of drinking
Cycle of deprivation
Disempowered community
Boredom
Lack of self care and healthy choices
Irresponsible retailing
Isolated groups:
•Young men•Young mums and their
young children •Isolated elderly•The unemployed.
Services not meeting local needs:
•Early years •Mental health/alcohol
Lack of involvement and engagement from residents
Undeveloped resident’s skills and abilities
Sport/physical activity
Community Engagement /
Activities
Health promoting activities
Training professionals re
alcohol brief interventions
To reduce alcohol related admissions to A&E (NI39) in Sale West, by reducing the health inequalities that lead to alcohol problems
Progress
• The PCT and Council are contributing funding to be spent in the Sale West area with the aim of reducing alcohol related health inequalities.
• Incorporated the HPHL programme into regional policy such as the Alcohol Strategy, the Adult Social Services Prevention Strategy and the work of the Safer People Thematic Group.
• Created a detailed plan for Sale West with regards to local needs and issues.
• Established a strong, multi-agency, working steering group that is committed to delivering on the projected outcomes.
Opportunities
• Strong Partnership
• Local Leaders
• Small Area
• Buildings with potential
• A core of engaged local people that can be built on
