Outcome 1: Every child has the best start in life Key area of activity Measure Baseline Milestone/1 Year Frequency of Programme(s) of activity Lead Dataset Measure/Target3–year performance Organisation and Measure(s) or Target(s) reporting Lead Officer Promoting Initiation of Data processes To achieve England Quarterly County-wide Implementation of WHO Cumbria County 0-5 Healthy Child Breastfeeding breastfeeding at 6-8 improved during average rates by 2017/18 Baby Friendly Initiative Council/John Programme weeks 2016. Barrett Contract Implementation will take place across Management the County through progress towards Involves North accreditation of different stages of BFI. Cumbria Acute % of all mothers who Cumbria: 64.9% Increase rate in line with Annual Hospitals Trust breastfed their babies National: 74.3% England (over 3 years) Morecambe Bay in the first 48hrs after Hospitals Trust delivery Cumbria Allerdale: 64.8% Increase rates in the Partnership Barrow: 50.1% districts with the lowest Foundation Trust – Carlisle: 63.2% levels in line with England Health Visitors Copeland: 59.2% Children’s Centres Eden: 76.2% SL: 78.9% (PHOF, 2015) Tackling childhood % of reception age Cumbria: 25.1% To reduce the rate of excess Annual Implement all aspects of the National Cumbria County HSCIC obesity 5 yrs) with excess England: 22.5% weight in 4-5 year olds to Child Measurement Programme Council/John National Child – weight 23% by 2020/21 including timely notification of results Barrett Measurement Allerdale: 26.2% Programme Barrow: 30.6% Active Cumbria Early Years Cumbria County Carlisle: 20.4% Programme Council/Colin Cox Copeland: 26.1% HSCIC Eden: 23.3% National Lottery Sport Programmes SL: 20.4% (Sportivate and Satellite Sports Clubs (PHOF, 2013/14) % of children aged Cumbria: 33.4% Reduce rates in the districts Annual (Year 6) classified England: 33.5% with the highest levels in line as overweight or with England obese Allerdale: 35.4% Barrow: 33.5% Carlisle: 32.7% Copeland: 34.0% Eden: 33.9% SL: 31.4% (PHOF, 2013/14) % of children aged 32.1% for Cumbria Reduce rate in line with Annual (time lag weight Cumbria County A specific children’s
Outcome 1: Every child has the best start in life Key area of activity Measure Baseline Milestone/1 Year Measure/Target3–year Measure(s) or Target(s) Frequency of performance reporting Programme(s) of activity Lead Organisation and Lead Officer Dataset Promoting Breastfeeding Initiation of breastfeeding at 6-8 weeks % of all mothers who breastfed their babies in the first 48hrs after delivery Data processes improved during 2016. Cumbria: 64.9% National: 74.3% Allerdale: 64.8% Barrow: 50.1% Carlisle: 63.2% Copeland: 59.2% Eden: 76.2% SL: 78.9% (PHOF, 2015) To achieve England average rates by 2017/18 Increase rate in line with England (over 3 years) Increase rates in the districts with the lowest levels in line with England Quarterly Annual County-wide Implementation of WHO Baby Friendly Initiative Implementation will take place across the County through progress towards accreditation of different stages of BFI. Cumbria County Council/John Barrett Involves North Cumbria Acute Hospitals Trust Morecambe Bay Hospitals Trust Cumbria Partnership Foundation Trust – Health Visitors Children’s Centres 0-5 Healthy Child Programme Contract Management Tackling childhood obesity % of reception age yrs) with excess weight % of children aged (Year 6) classified as overweight or obese % of children aged 5 Cumbria: 25.1% England: 22.5% Allerdale: 26.2% Barrow: 30.6% Carlisle: 20.4% Copeland: 26.1% Eden: 23.3% SL: 20.4% (PHOF, 2013/14) Cumbria: 33.4% England: 33.5% Allerdale: 35.4% Barrow: 33.5% Carlisle: 32.7% Copeland: 34.0% Eden: 33.9% SL: 31.4% (PHOF, 2013/14) 32.1% for Cumbria To reduce the rate of excess weight in 4-5 year olds to 23% by 2020/21 Reduce rates in the districts with the highest levels in line with England Reduce rate in line with Annual Annual Annual (time lag Implement all aspects of the National Child Measurement Programme – including timely notification of results Active Cumbria Early Years Programme National Lottery Sport Programmes (Sportivate and Satellite Sports Clubs A specific children’s weight Cumbria County Council/John Barrett Cumbria County Council/Colin Cox Cumbria County HSCIC National Child Measurement Programme HSCIC