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Health Promoting Homes Programme

Health Promoting Homes Programme. “Healthier, Happier, Longer Lives for All.”. Séamus Mullen – Investing for Health. Outline. Background to IFH Context for Programme’s development Programme Components Evaluation of the Programme Way forward?. Background to IFH:.

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Health Promoting Homes Programme

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  1. Health Promoting Homes Programme “Healthier, Happier, Longer Lives for All.” Séamus Mullen – Investing for Health

  2. Outline • Background to IFH • Context for Programme’s development • Programme Components • Evaluation of the Programme • Way forward?

  3. Background to IFH: • IFH developed by NI Assembly (September 2002) • Shift in public health policy – treatment to prevention • Link between premature death and disease to social and economic inequalities • Partnership a critical factor to success

  4. IFH Aims: Overarching aims of IFH at NI level are: • To improve the health status of all our people • To reduce inequalities in health

  5. IFH Objectives: • Poverty • Skills and Attitudes • Emotional Well-being • Healthy Environment • Neighbourhoods • Reduce Accidents • Healthier Choices.

  6. “Socio-economic inequalities in health reflect differential exposure from before birth and across the life span, to risk associated with socio-economic position” (Acheson, 1998)

  7. Partnership Members:

  8. Our Vision is: “Healthier, Happier, Longer Lives for All” Our mission is: “To inspire and lead people to work together for positive living”

  9. Strategic Roles of IFH: • Influencer • Agenda setter • Lead • Funder

  10. Themes:

  11. Outline: • Programme Origin • Programme Development • Multi-agency delivery approach on priority target • Evaluation

  12. Origin: • Money identified in HWIP • PFA target – obesity PFA Target 1.13: “Boards, Trusts and Investing for Health partnerships to produce, by 31 March 2006, an integrated plan detailing their contribution to halting the rise in levels of obesity in children by 2010” • IFH approached to develop a programme • Multi-agency • Preventative

  13. Programme Concept: • First integrated programme focusing on prevention of weight gain and obesity • Personal development • Nutrition • Physical Activity • Oral Health • Breastfeeding • Home setting – cascade effect

  14. Programme Development: • Surestart, IFH and Westcare Health Promotion • Surestart provided basis for the programme • IFH coordination and agenda setting • Health Promotion - evidence base

  15. Partners in the Project • Investing for Health • Health Action Zone • Strabane Surestart • Westcare Health Promotion Department • Sperrin Lakeland Trust • Foyle Health and Social Services Trust • Strabane District Council • Parents Advice Centre

  16. W E S T E R N HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES BOARD

  17. Programme Delivery: • Targeted 25 families to achieve 20 – Surestart database • 6 month delivery • Incentive based • Based within own community • User-led times/venues

  18. Programme Evaluation: Effective: • Model of practice • Variety of levels • Value for money

  19. Model of practice • Inter agency working • Inter sectoral working • Continued impact • Learning

  20. Variety of levels • Service provider level • Community level • Individual level

  21. Value for money • Sustained commitment • Met majority of projected outputs • Effective use of incentives and subsidies • Inter agency and inter sectoral working • Low overhead costs at no cost to quality delivery …. 75% spent on project delivery • Quality of life outcomes for participants

  22. Next steps: • Evaluation successful – some learning points • Roll out in Strabane and Fermanagh 2005/06 • Mainstream/recurrent funding to deliver in most deprived areas of the WHSSB area (Reform and Modernisation/IFH cocktail) • Place on agenda of other organisations which may have a role

  23. Present Programmes: • Dry Arch Centre (Dungiven) • Bogside and Brandywell Health Forum • Omagh Surestart • Strabane Surestart • Homestart Lakeland

  24. Web: www.westernifh.org E-mail: IFHSecretary@whssb.n-i.nhs.uk Tel: 028 7186 0086 Fax: 028 8956 1006 Contact IFH:

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