Introduction

The third Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) for Kirklees identifies the key challenges facing the health and wellbeing of children and adults in Kirklees. The main purpose of the JSNA is to help local organisations plan and deliver services to tackle these challenges effectively and efficiently.

The JSNA has been developed by NHS Kirklees, the council and other partners and builds on the information in the previous editions. There is no new data from the CLIK (Currently Living in Kirklees) survey about adults but there is significant new information from the 2009 Young People's Survey. These local sources of information are combined with information and data from a wide range of other sources, including consultation with local people, to produce a coherent picture of the needs of local people and communities across Kirklees, both geographical and with a common issue.

The production of the JSNA has been a statutory duty for primary care trusts and local authorities since 2007. There is a new legal requirement for the NHS and local authority commissioners to use the information in the JSNA when commissioning services.

JSNA Report 2010

Section 1 - 6

Section 7 - Vulnerable groups

Section 8 - Specific Conditions

Section 9 - Behaviours

Section 10 - Wider factors affecting health and wellbeing

Section 11 - Tables and Appendices

Additional documents

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See also

  • Town centre data and publications

    Annual surveys of shopping centre health and vitality including retail provision and pedestrian footfall.

  • Area committee profiles

    Six committees devoloping a more strategic approach looking at the most important issues affecting local areas.

  • Ward Profiles

    Information by ward, e.g. population estimates, recorded crime, employment and unemployment, council tax benefit recipients, welfare benefits, electoral turnout, other information.

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