Some aspects of the urban and natural environment, community There is a continuing loss of biodiversity, natural green space, resilience and sustainability are positive and improving; there is a pockets of poor air and water quality, and significant deficiencies in high regard for cultural offer. housing and infrastructure all of which have an impact on Swansea’s – people’s well-being. To view the Assessment of Local Well-being, click here: As well as using information from the Assessment of Local Well-being, Swansea has taken the following things into consideration to make sure our Well-being Plan is the best it can be: What we have to do by law Future Trends Report 2017 Western Bay The rights of all people (statutory duties) This is a report written by the Swansea PSB works closely with The Act gives PSBs the choice to All people have rights. These Welsh Government Western Bay health and social bring together a range of plans that rights are set out in the United care programme. set out what we have to do in Nations Declaration of Human It is a report that looks at specific areas. These plans are: Rights. trends in Wales and shows This regional partnership delivers The Crime and Disorder, that: across Neath Port Talbot, We want to respect Reduction of Offending and people’s Bridgend and Swansea. rights and involve them in Life expectancy is Substance Misuse Partnership decisions that affect their lives increasing so the Plan The development of both the and their well-being. population is ageing. Children and Young People’s Population Assessment and draft Illnesses and conditions Partnership Plan Area Plan have been informed The PSB has developed an such as obesity, mental The Western Bay Area Plan and been informed by the work of Involvement Plan to ensure that illness, dementia and The Part 1 Scheme ‘Local Swansea PSB. people are involved in decisions diabetes are increasing. Primary Mental Health Support that affect their well-being. Advances in technology will jointly agreed by the Services’ The Population Assessment can change the way we grow LHB and 3 local authorities under be found at found at Children have specific rights that and prosper in Wales. section 2 of the Mental Health The Area Plan can be seen at are set out in the United Nations Political changes such as Measure 2010 measure. Convention on the Rights of the Brexit may affect what The Violence Against Women, Child. In Wales, we have to Wales looks like in the Domestic Abuse and Sexual show what we do to listen to future. Violence Plan children and young people. In
Some aspects of the urban and natural environment, community resilience and sustainability are positive and improving; there is a high regard for Swansea’s cultural offer. There is a continuing loss of biodiversity, natural green space, pockets of poor air and water quality, and significant deficiencies in housing and infrastructure – all of which have an impact on people’s well-being. To view the Assessment of Local Well-being, click here: As well as using information from the Assessment of Local Well-being, Swansea has taken the following things into consideration to make sure our Well-being Plan is the best it can be: Future Trends Report 2017 Western Bay What we have to do by law (statutory duties) The rights of all people This is a report written by the Welsh Government It is a report that looks at trends in Wales and shows that: Life expectancy is increasing so the population is ageing. Illnesses and conditions such as obesity, mental illness, dementia and diabetes are increasing. Advances in technology will change the way we grow and prosper in Wales. Political changes such as Brexit may affect what Wales looks like in the future. Swansea PSB works closely with Western Bay health and social care programme. This regional partnership delivers across Neath Port Talbot, Bridgend and Swansea. The development of both the Population Assessment and draft Area Plan have been informed and been informed by the work of Swansea PSB. The Population Assessment can be found at found at The Area Plan can be seen at The Act gives PSBs the choice to bring together a range of plans that set out what we have to do in specific areas. These plans are: The Crime and Disorder, Reduction of Offending and Substance Misuse Partnership Plan Children and Young People’s Partnership Plan The Western Bay Area Plan The Part 1 Scheme ‘Local Primary Mental Health Support Services’ jointly agreed by the LHB and 3 local authorities under section 2 of the Mental Health Measure 2010 measure. The Violence Against Women, Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Plan All people have rights. These rights are set out in the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights. We want to respect people’s rights and involve them in decisions that affect their lives and their well-being. The PSB has developed an Involvement Plan to ensure that people are involved in decisions that affect their well-being. Children have specific rights that are set out in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. In Wales, we have to show what we do to listen to children and young people. In