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Overview

Improving health in Calderdale

We are working to improve and protect the health and well-being of the community.

We want to help you live a long, healthy life and reduce health differences between local areas. Working with other organisations, we aim to create a healthy environment and enable, inspire and motivate you to:

  • Make healthy choices.
  • Seek treatment earlier.
  • Protect yourself against health threats.

For more details, please read:

Our Calderdale Health and Wellbeing Strategy aims to enable everyone to live a larger life. To achieve this, we need to support good health and well-being throughout the course of our lives. So, we have one priority goal for each life stage:

  • Starting Well. For babies, very young children aged 0-5 and expectant families.
  • Developing Well. For childhood and young adulthood (aged 6 to 25 years).
  • Living and Working Well. For working age adults.
  • Ageing Well. With a focus on older people, aged 50 and over.

To steer the work in each priority area, each life stage will have a strategy developed.

Goals

Starting well

Children will be ready for school. For more details, please read:

Developing Well

Every 15 year olds will have hope and aspiration.

Living and Working Well

Working age people have good emotional wellbeing and fewer suicides. For more details of our suicide reduction plan, please read:

Ageing Well

Older people have strong social networks and live in vibrant communities. For more details please see: Age Friendly Calderdale.

We are assessing the health needs of Calderdale, so we understand what we need to work on. For more details about this, see: Joint Strategic Needs Assessment.

Health services

To find your nearest health service, please contact: Gateway to Care.

Privacy notice

To view our privacy notice, see: Public Health privacy notice.

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