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Well London Community Engagement and
Development
- The strategic partnership for health in London
- Aims to reduce health inequalities and improve the health of all Londoners
- Multi-sectoral – all key sectors represented at regional level
- Influencing, supporting, driving change
- Focus on social determinants of health
Well London Alliance
- London Health Commission
- Central YMCA
- Groundwork London
- London Sustainability Exchange
- University of East London
- South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
- Arts Council-London
20 lower super output areas
- Brent
- Croydon
- Greenwich
- Hammersmith & Fulham
- Haringey
- Islington
- Lambeth
- Newham
- Tower Hamlets
- Barking & Dagenham
- Camden
- Ealing
- Enfield
- Hackney
- Hounslow
- Kensington & Chelsea
- Lewisham
- Waltham Forest
- Westminster
- Southwark
Outcomes
- 34, 508 direct beneficiaries will have increased opportunity for healthy levels of physical activity, healthy eating and mental well being
- 5,176 direct beneficiaries will have improved mental health and well being and in addition there will be more positive community perspectives on mental health & well being
- 4,602 direct beneficiaries (3,424 adults and 1,178 children) will have increased uptake of healthy eating choices; including enhanced access to affordable healthy foods
- 4,348 direct beneficiaries will have increased levels of
healthy physical activity
Features of Well London
- Partnership approach to delivery
- Work at the very local level
- Work in the most deprived communities
- Innovative approach to community engagement
- Community development approach
- Join up, integrate and add value to local work on healthy eating, physical
activity, mental health and open spaces, and use of cultural and creative practice throughout
- Rigorous evaluation
- Influencing policy and practice across London and beyond
Projects
Heart of the Community:
- CADBE*
- W L Delivery Team
- Youth.comUnity
- Active Living Map
- Training Communities
- Wellnet
- Community Assessment, Design, Brokerage, Enterprise
Themed:
- Activate London
- BuyWell
- EatWell
- Changing Minds
- DIY Happiness
- MWIA
- Healthy Spaces
- Be Creative Be Well
Innovative Approach to Community Engagement
- Dual Task approach
- Information and problem solving
- Capacity Building
- Two Community Cafes in Each Area based on World Cafe Concept plus street interviews
and focus groups
- Community Action Workshop in each area based on Appreciative enquiry (joint with
community members and stat/vol sector stakeholders).
- Just under 1,400 engaged (1,100 Cafe & FG participants and 300 street interviews)
- Wide spread in ethnicity and tradition and age / sex
- Approx 5% of the resident population
So findings are expressed needs and perceptions of a significant sample of people living in the
most deprived areas of London
Findings – Key themes
Looking across the areas:
• Concerns of and about Youth
• Lack of Community and Community Cohesion
• Parks, green space and dogs
• Fast food and healthy eating
• Communication
• Coordination and sustainability
Action – young people
- Specific initiatives in specific areas
- Youth.com project involving young people in all aspects of Well
London delivery
- Leveraging local authority provision
- Focus on cross-generational projects
- Adoption of the GLA Youth Peer Outreach
approach
Action - Open spaces
- Work on improving open space aesthetically; and bringing
activities into it.
- Work with local authorities to surface issue and secure better
enforcement of existing laws and regulations.
Action - healthy eating
- Buywell working on supply side
- Eatwell working on demand side