Where we live can have a significant impact on our health and wellbeing. Communities across Warwickshire have different populations, strengths, challenges and health needs, meaning that a one-size-fits-all approach is not always the most effective way to improve outcomes.
Our place-based JSNAs explore health and wellbeing at a local level, helping us build a deeper understanding of the people and communities that make up Warwickshire. By combining data, local intelligence and community insight, these assessments highlight the factors influencing health in different areas and identify opportunities to improve outcomes and reduce inequalities.
Between 2017-2020 the place-based JSNA approach divided Warwickshire into 22 local areas (PDF, 604KB), with a health assessment completed for each area to build a detailed picture of local needs, wider determinants of health, community assets and emerging priorities.
A key feature of Warwickshire's place-based approach has been the involvement of local residents and professionals, ensuring that the assessments reflect not only what the data tells us, but also the experiences, concerns and priorities of the communities themselves. More than 2,000 residents and professionals contributed their views to help shape this work.
Use the links below to explore the Place-Based JSNAs for each area of Warwickshire and discover the unique characteristics, health challenges and opportunities that exist within local communities.
