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Help us develop our Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2020 - 24

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Overview

The Health and Wellbeing Board (HWBB) is a partnership board consisting of members from the local authority, NHS and the voluntary and community sectors. The main aim of the HWBB is to promote greater partnership and integration of services across NHS, public health, local government and voluntary and community sector organisations. You can find out more information about the current membership and the HWBB meetings here. One of the tasks of the HWBB is to produce a Joint Health and Wellbeing strategy based on its population’s needs.

We are currently in the process of developing the new Joint Health and Wellbeing strategy for 2020 - 2024. This strategy will provide our vision for health and wellbeing in the borough for the next four years and will set out the priorities that the HWBB would like to focus on. The strategy will help shape how we work as partners to improve the health and wellbeing for the people who live, work and learn in Barnet.

We would like to hear your views, in particular what areas of health and wellbeing are important to you and that you feel should be our focus in the new strategy.

Please take the time to complete our online questionnaire. The questionnaire is easy to complete and should take no more than ten minutes of your time.

Overview

The Health and Wellbeing Board (HWBB) is a partnership board consisting of members from the local authority, NHS and the voluntary and community sectors. The main aim of the HWBB is to promote greater partnership and integration of services across NHS, public health, local government and voluntary and community sector organisations. You can find out more information about the current membership and the HWBB meetings here. One of the tasks of the HWBB is to produce a Joint Health and Wellbeing strategy based on its population’s needs.

We are currently in the process of developing the new Joint Health and Wellbeing strategy for 2020 - 2024. This strategy will provide our vision for health and wellbeing in the borough for the next four years and will set out the priorities that the HWBB would like to focus on. The strategy will help shape how we work as partners to improve the health and wellbeing for the people who live, work and learn in Barnet.

We would like to hear your views, in particular what areas of health and wellbeing are important to you and that you feel should be our focus in the new strategy.

Please take the time to complete our online questionnaire. The questionnaire is easy to complete and should take no more than ten minutes of your time.