Core20PLUS5: Our hyperlocal approach

Maternity Circle

• Social support for pregnant people and those with under 2’s
• Ravenscliffe Community Association (RCA)

Child health project

• Group work and community engagement offering targeted support
• Engaging Communities

Let’s do it together project

• Supporting older people with lifestyle change
• Mental Health Awareness

Occupational therapy for the homeless

• Support for homeless and vulnerably housed people through a sustained occupational therapist led programme linked with wider services.
• Bevan Healthcare and Salvation Army

Health literacy

• Community Health Worker with lived experience working with refugee and asylum seekers to promote understanding and increase access to services.
• Happy Health You and Anchor project

Young refugee

• A project for young refugees, displaced by war providing mental wellbeing support and opportunities to build social connections.
• Brathay Trust

Good life project

• Holistic health support aimed at preventing serious mental illness offering; counselling, support  into employment; and  self-care.
• Safety First

Maternity Circle

• Social support for pregnant people and those with under 2’s for Toller and Manningham areas
• Equality Together

Community champions

• Training for individuals to equip with Core20Plus5 health knowledge. Confidence building to engage with communities to educate, raise awareness and have open dialogues to improve access to health services and improve healthy lifestyles.
• Race Equality Network

West Park gym

• Equipment in green spaces for women and girls to access and feel safe when exercising. Encouraging other local services to deliver a range of activities to engage with the communities in the space.
• Friends of West Park

Breaking Barriers

• Introducing health messaging to ESOL sessions. Delivered to inclusion health groups such as refugee and asylum seeking families. Delivered across the T4H patch.
• Millside Centre

Community Health Checks

• Increase health checks within practices and local venues to prevent development of long term conditions. Identify and manage existing long term conditions at an earlier stage to improve life expectancy and healthy life expectancy
• PCN4

Starting well

• Specialist pre-conception care training to improve workforce knowledge of how to engage with marginalised groups. Provide effective support to women at preconception stage and in pregnancy with cultural appropriateness.
• Bevan Healthcare

Respiratory physio

• Specialist respiratory physiotherapy service to support house-bound COPD patients, outpatient clinics and care homes.
• Bradford District Care Trust

Wellbeing and physical activity 

• Joint Collaboration with Horton and City Collaboration Partnership
• Happy Healthy You

Wellbeing and physical activity

• Women’s only bootcamp to increase physical activity and informed lifestyle choices leading to better health, with direct GP referrals. Mental wellbeing workshop to focus on trauma, stress, coping mechanisms, mood journals, signposting to other agencies for further help.
• Happy Healthy You

Health literacy

• Supporting local communities to take an active role in improving their health through wellbeing activities, health literacy, health workshops, buddy service and community health checks. Providing resources within faith settings to raise awareness around hypertension and cancer screening for early detection.
• Farnham Residents Association

Young people health activities

• Educate and inform girls of school age on the importance of healthy eating, physical activity and tools for making healthier choices. Training programme for health champions.
• Bradford Youth Development project

Mums, bumps and babies

• Social support for pregnant people and those with under 1’s in outdoor space and nature activities.
• Horton Community Farm

Counselling and recreate

• Regular counselling/talking therapy sessions and soul art session to improve wellbeing and mental health.
• Shine West Bowling

Family Crisis project

• Advocacy, information and support to address financial issues including debt, housing, benefits, domestic violence and cost of living crisis for families in crisis.
• Bradford Trident AND Bradford Community Advice and Debt Solutions.

Community health checks

• Using a community asset based approach to increase health checks locally to prevent the development of long term conditions and identify and manage existing long term conditions at an earlier stage to improve life expectancy and healthy life expectancy.
• Bradford Improvement Academy and PCN 4

Maternity Circle

• Social support for pregnant people and those with under 2’s.
• Creative Flair

Health messaging

• Support local young ambassadors to provide training and development in delivering targeted health and wider determinants in health messaging to peers/young people by co-designing messages that are relatable and accessible for the target audience.
• Cafe West

Outdoor gym

• Creating a greenspace for girls to provide enhanced access and for local parents and children to play and keep active.
• Fairbanks Football club

Mini wellbeing hub

• A satellite Wellbeing Hub, providing holistic support to targeted communities as part of the wider Wellbeing Hub network.
• Bridge, Girlington Community Centre

Dementia project

• One to one and group support for families who have someone on the waiting list or needing support around dementia. They will deliver a package of support to meet the needs of individuals and their families including specific focus on South Asian communities.
• Community Links

Community Health Checks

• Using a community asset based approach to increase health checks locally to prevent the development of long term conditions and identify and manage existing long term conditions at an earlier stage to improve life expectancy and healthy life expectancy.
• Royds Community Association and 5 Parks PCN

Maternity Circle

• Social support for pregnant people and those with under 2’s
• Great Horton Library Red Letter Project, collaboration with Start 4 Life

Mobile Adventure Play

• Weekly sessions  of adventurous, outdoor play for children and young people aged 5 – 13, signposting to other services as appropriate (child and / or wider family)
• Play Bradford

Befriending project

• Volunteer befrienders offer regular health and wellbeing support with people in the community who are experiencing loneliness and isolation.
• Royds Community Association

Breathe Project

• Support to all smokers with respiratory conditions, as identified by BD4+ GP practices
• Healthy Lifestyle Solutions

Maternity circle

• Provide support, advice and social support and networking to women and their families during.
• BD4 Community Trust

Community Health Checks

• To deliver community health checks which will address the Core20PLUS5 clinical outcomes for the BD4+ population, cancer screening, hypertension case findings etc, including smoking cessation.
• Bowling and Highfield practice

Head, Heart, Holme

• Integrated Youth and Parent Support Network to address the significant need for youth support and parental well-being.
• Beyond The Margin

Mobile Adventure Play

• Weekly sessions of adventurous, outdoor play for children and young people aged 5 – 13, signposting to other services as appropriate (child and / or wider family)
• Play Bradford

Community centre health partnership project

• Increasing provision of and improving access to health and wellbeing related activities and events (including health checks), including providing individual support plans for participating centres.
• HALE

UNIQUE

• 10 weeks self-confidence and emotional resilience programmes for Year 5 and 6 pupils. Held in community venues / outside of a school setting.
• Becky Berry Wellbeing

Integrated Young People’s Service

• Holistic clinical and / or non-clinical support (e.g. young people and whole family social prescribing) for those aged 9-19 (to 25 for certain groups). Will accept children and young people on waiting lists for other services (e.g. CAMHS) but not those in treatment. Includes some health education work in key schools.
• Affinity Care PCN and HALE

Health and wellbeing champion

• Provision of health AND wellbeing groups and activities in response to local needs, led by an experienced social prescriber (2 x men’s groups, cycling group, walking group). A series of self-confidence and self-management sessions being developed
• HALE

Mobile Adventure Play

• Weekly sessions of adventurous, outdoor play for children and young people aged 5 – 13. Signposting to other services as appropriate (child and / or wider family)
• Play Bradford

Zen Den

• Weekly sessions during term-time, including nutritious food, stress reduction and wellbeing development through yoga, mindful activities, time in nature. Sign-posting to other services as appropriate (child and / or wider family)
• Bolton Woods Centre

Mini wellbeing hub

• Open access to holistic, non-medical triage and support in a trusted community setting. Direct access to: welfare advice, carers support and substance use services. Referall and / or signposting to other services
• VCS Alliance and partners

Mobile Adventure Play

• Weekly sessions of adventurous, outdoor play for children and young people aged 5 – 13. Signposting to other services as appropriate (child and / or wider family)
• Play Bradford

Social prescribing plus

• Recruitment, training and management of volunteers. Volunteers are matched with social prescribing client, identified as requiring additional support to begin to access health and wellbeing groups and activities in the communities.
• Engaging Communities

Emotional wellbeing in primary schools

• Support available for selection by individual schools. Small group programmes and transition to secondary schools workshops. Other options include support for parents and staff training
• Step 2

Community transport

• Small grants funding for grass-roots health and wellbeing related groups facing transport barriers in a semi-rural area. Working with communities to develop local transport solutions (e.g. volunteer scheme, funded training for mini-bus drivers, etc,).
• Engaging Communities

Community centre health partnership

• Individual support plans for the participating centres, Increasing provision of and improving access to health and wellbeing related activities and events (including health checks) at a hyper-local level.
• Bridge Project

Dementia and brain health

• Promotion of ‘brain health’ and of dementia prevention, encouraging the early diagnosis of dementia, provision of information and support for those waiting assessment or newly diagnosed. Work targeted within community settings (awareness sessions, dementia friends training, etc.)
• Affinity Care PCN

Integrated children and young people wellbeing service

• Holistic clinical and / or non-clinical support for those aged 9-19 (to 25 for certain groups). Will accept children and young people on waiting lists for other services (e.g. CAMHS) but not those in treatment. Includes some health education work in key schools
• Affinity Care PCN and HALE

Mobile Adventure Play

• Weekly sessions of adventurous, outdoor play for children and young people aged 5 – 13. Signposting to other services as appropriate (child and / or wider family)
• Play Bradford

Maternity Circle

• Sessions and monthly drop ins in various Keighley and Worth Valley locations supporting pregnant women or new mums on a number of subjects.
• Keighley Healthy Living

Cancer Awareness in multiple languages

• 6 videos in various languages to support our communities to #GetCheckedOut if they have any concerns about cancer.
• Pocket Projects

Cancer Awareness – K-CAN

• Linking and informing local organisations to support them to support and signpost community members on health matters.
• Keighley Association for Women and Children’s Centre

Young people’s mental health – Time Together and Time Apart

• Courses including parent and young people sessions, time together to build resilience, and support parents to understand and know how to support their children’s wellbeing.
• JAMES

Mental health awareness

• 3 case studies showing Keighley people’s mental health journey and showcasing the local services that can help.
• Pocket Projects

Physical health and exercise

• Specialised exercise and lifestyle coaching aimed at reducing sedentary lifestyles and improving physical and mental health.
• Eat, Move, Be Happy

Alcohol support and physical health checks

• Mental health and wellbeing, drug and alcohol support with physical health checks and awareness raising delivered in Ilkley and Silsden.
• Keighley Healthy Living

Antenatal and family health

• Support for families in Silsden with a focus on early years and pregnancy. Direct provision includes antenatal education, maternity circle and starting solids workshops.
• The Hive

Community health development

• Community Health Connector’ will aim to improve the health and wellbeing of communities through bringing people together, developing trusted relationships.
• Skipton Step Into Action

Health coaching

• Specialised exercise and lifestyle coaching aimed at reducing sedentary lifestyles and improving physical and mental health
• Eat, Move, Be Happy