Make better use of what we have Support local networks Mental health wellbeing and all wellbeing Build up local communities Have the will to get beyond red tape make assumptions about what the communities want and need get don’t – better understanding of local communities and what they want to achieve to set aside some sacred beliefs local simple solutions creative with a small amount of money ‘very – – Partnership across sectors Organisations contribution Reducing resources does not stop us doing the right thing need to work – together, smarter Bottom up approach Need to get more people involved 6.4 LIVING WELL AGEING WELL Views on the priority Prevention is key to this priority Prevention is a top priority as a means to prevent use of higher funds Emphasis on adults as well as older people Make it more proactive, rather than reactive Define older people Need to add living well with a life long disability – living well with dementia carers Common themes Transport Community support Involving volunteers Diversity of people Genuine joined up thinking - more holistic Dementia in the community less resources –with Social isolation people with no family – Impact of cuts cross sector impact analysis – Competitive nature of it is likely to inhibit collaborative ‘personalisation ‘ – working in some cases Empowerment of individuals
Make better use of what we have Support local networks Mental health wellbeing and all wellbeing Build up local communities Have the will to get beyond red tape don’t make assumptions about what the communities want and need – get better understanding of local communities and what they want to achieve to set aside some sacred beliefs ‘very local – simple solutions – creative with a small amount of money Partnership across sectors Organisations contribution Reducing resources does not stop us doing the right thing – need to work together, smarter Bottom up approach Need to get more people involved 6.4 LIVING WELL AGEING WELL Views on the priority Prevention is key to this priority Prevention is a top priority as a means to prevent use of higher funds Emphasis on adults as well as older people Make it more proactive, rather than reactive Define older people Need to add – living well with a life long disability living well with dementia carers Common themes Transport Community support Involving volunteers Diversity of people Genuine joined up thinking - more holistic Dementia in the community –with less resources Social isolation – people with no family Impact of cuts – cross sector impact analysis Competitive nature of ‘personalisation ‘ – it is likely to inhibit collaborative working in some cases Empowerment of individuals