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Priority Aims
Priority Aims
Health and Wellbeing
Aim
Work in partnership with the people of Hartlepool to promote and ensure the best possible health and wellbeing.
Outcomes and Objectives
Improved Health
• To support the people of Hartlepool in choosing a healthy lifestyle.
• To reduce early death and ill health caused by heart disease, strokes and cancers.
• To reduce drug, alcohol abuse and smoking and to enable people with related problems to overcome them.
• To strengthen and support communities with specific needs to improve their health, well-being and social inclusion.
Easier access to services
• To work together to provide high quality, convenient, accessible and co-ordinated services when people need them.
Exercise of choice and control and retention of personal dignity
• To ensure people are in control of decisions relating to their own health and wellbeing and can get the support and care they require when they need it.
• To provide real choice for people, so that they can make decisions about their own care and support.
• To value the work that carers do, promote carer awareness and social inclusion and improve the identification, range of support and training for carers.
Improved mental wellbeing
• To promote mental wellbeing, reduce suicide rates and support people with mental health problems.
Work in partnership with the people of Hartlepool to promote and ensure the best possible health and wellbeing.
Outcomes and Objectives
Improved Health
• To support the people of Hartlepool in choosing a healthy lifestyle.
• To reduce early death and ill health caused by heart disease, strokes and cancers.
• To reduce drug, alcohol abuse and smoking and to enable people with related problems to overcome them.
• To strengthen and support communities with specific needs to improve their health, well-being and social inclusion.
Easier access to services
• To work together to provide high quality, convenient, accessible and co-ordinated services when people need them.
Exercise of choice and control and retention of personal dignity
• To ensure people are in control of decisions relating to their own health and wellbeing and can get the support and care they require when they need it.
• To provide real choice for people, so that they can make decisions about their own care and support.
• To value the work that carers do, promote carer awareness and social inclusion and improve the identification, range of support and training for carers.
Improved mental wellbeing
• To promote mental wellbeing, reduce suicide rates and support people with mental health problems.