Overview & Introduction
Welcome to Cumbria’s Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA). The JSNA is an assessment of the current and future health and social care needs of Cumbria’s local communities. Findings from the JSNA support the development of a Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy for Cumbria that sets out priorities to improve health and wellbeing outcomes throughout the county and aims to reduce inequalities.
In addition to the JSNA chapters below, there is a series of up to date supporting briefings and documents available at the thematic website pages which you can navigate via the menu above, and here: Population; Children & Young People; Health and Social Care; Housing; Crime & Community Safety; Deprivation; Economy & Employment; and Environment.
Public Health England provide a key web platform which provides easy access to in-depth analysis of a wide range of health and health related data presented in thematic Profiles. Links to specific profiles (interactive tools) are available in the sections below, and can be accessed here: Public Health Profiles.
Executive Summary
The latest JSNA Executive Summary can be accessed via the link below:
Supporting Tools
Up-to-date data is available via a suite of interactive tools at the following links:
Population
More recent population analysis has been produced since the Population Chapter was published which can be found, alongside the chapter, in the Population section of the website here: Population
Health Inequalities
More recent health inequalities analysis has been produced since the Health Inequalities Chapter was published which can be found, alongside the chapter, in the Health & Social Care section of the website here: Health & Social Care.
Healthy Living/Lifestyles
More recent healthy living and lifestyles analysis has been produced since the Healthy Living and Lifestyles Chapter was published which can be found, alongside the chapter, in the Health & Social Care section of the website here: Health & Social Care.
Children and Families
More recent analysis has been produced since the Children and Families Chapter was published which can be found, alongside the chapter, in the Children & Young People section of the website here: Children & Young People.
Older People
More recent analysis has been produced since the Older People Chapter was published which can be found, alongside the chapter, in the Health & Social Care section of the website here: Health & Social Care.
Carers
More recent analysis has been produced since the Carers Chapter was published which can be found, alongside the chapter, in the Health & Social Care section of the website here: Health & Social Care.
Staying Safe
The Crime and Community Safety Strategic Assessment has been updated since the JSNA Staying Safe chapter was published. The Crime and Community Safety Strategic Assessment 2018-19 can be found within the Crime and Community Safety section of this site, alongside the chapter.
Mental Health and Wellbeing
More recent analysis has been produced since the Mental Health and Wellbeing Chapter was published which can be found, alongside the chapter, in the Health & Social Care section of the website here: Health & Social Care.
Economy & Employment
Further analysis has been produced since the JSNA chapter was published, along with regular briefings and publications. These can be found, alongside the chapter, within the Economy & Employment section of this site.
Refugees
More recent analysis has been produced since the Refugees Chapter was published which can be found, alongside the chapter, in the Health & Social Care section of the website here: Health & Social Care.
Learning Disabilities & Autistic Spectrum Disorder
More recent analysis has been produced since the Learning Disabilities & Autistic Spectrum Disorder Chapter was published which can be found, alongside the chapter, in the Children & Young People section of the website here: Children & Young People.
Military Veterans
More recent analysis has been produced since the Military Veterans Chapter was published which can be found, alongside the chapter, in the Health & Social Care section of the website here: Health & Social Care.