Board

 

The Suffolk Health and Wellbeing Board was established in accordance with the Health and Social Care Act 2012. The Board has a duty to "encourage integrated working" between health, care, police and other public services in order to improve wellbeing outcomes for Suffolk. It is responsible for delivery of the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment and the county's Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy.  

• You can view the 2019-2022 refresh of the Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy (JHWS)

• For Screen Readers: Joint Health and Wellbeing Board Strategy refresh 2019-2022

• An easy read version of the JHWS is available (or download the pdf version of the easy read JHWS)

• An e-dashboard of indicators has been produced to support the Joint Health and Wellbeing strategy. View the JHWS e-dashboard

Previous versions are available here: 

• 2016-2019 refresh: Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy for 2016-2019
• The original strategy: Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy 

 

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The Suffolk Health and Wellbeing Board has 21 members in total, comprising members and officers from the County Council, local clinical commissioning groups, NHS England, HealthWatch, the police, the voluntary sector and district and borough councils.

Find out more about:

• Our Priorities
• Board Papers
• Meet the board
• Key Documents

Chairman's Video blog

 

The Health and Wellbeing Board meets every 2 months. Following each meeting, the Chairman of the Health and Wellbeing Board will share an update and reflection on the meeting and the topics discussed. 

View the latest video blog, 10 March 2022: 

View previous Video blogs on YouTube