Joint Health Improvement Plan Annual Report 2013-14 – Background The Joint Health Improvement Plan (JHIP) was launched in August 2013 for the period 2013 2016. It is owned and actioned by the Health and Wellbeing – Partnership on behalf of the Community Planning Partnership. This document was developed in partnership with communities and organisations during the transition period between the old and new SOA. The JHIP contributes to the following outcomes: 4. Children and people have the best possible start 5. People live active, healthier and independent lives 6. People live in and stronger communities This report outlines the implementation of the first year of the JHIP and includes the following: Report of the Health and Wellbeing fund Update on the Health and Wellbeing Networks Action on strategic priorities and other activity Reference to health improvement delivery and future priorities Report of the Health and Wellbeing grant fund In April 2013, £71,700 was allocated from the Public Health budget to support small grants for health improvement. The responsibility for deciding how this fund is spent is devolved to local areas (Bute; Cowal; Helensburgh and Lomond; Islay; Kintyre; Mid Argyll; and Oban, Lorn and the Isles). This was awarded as follows:
Joint Health Improvement Plan – Annual Report 2013-14 Background The Joint Health Improvement Plan (JHIP) was launched in August 2013 for the period 2013 – 2016. It is owned and actioned by the Health and Wellbeing Partnership on behalf of the Community Planning Partnership. This document was developed in partnership with communities and organisations during the transition period between the old and new SOA. The JHIP contributes to the following outcomes: 4. Children and people have the best possible start 5. People live active, healthier and independent lives 6. People live in and stronger communities This report outlines the implementation of the first year of the JHIP and includes the following: Report of the Health and Wellbeing fund Update on the Health and Wellbeing Networks Action on strategic priorities and other activity Reference to health improvement delivery and future priorities Report of the Health and Wellbeing grant fund In April 2013, £71,700 was allocated from the Public Health budget to support small grants for health improvement. The responsibility for deciding how this fund is spent is devolved to local areas (Bute; Cowal; Helensburgh and Lomond; Islay; Kintyre; Mid Argyll; and Oban, Lorn and the Isles). This was awarded as follows:
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