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Sefton Integrated Wellness Service - Living Well Sefton/ Smokefree Sefton - People who have not accessed/experienced LWS
Sefton Integrated Wellness Service Sefton’s Integrated Wellness Service ‘Living Well Sefton’ contributes to the aims of the Council priorities of mental health, reducing obesity and overweight and building community resourcefulness. We want to help people who live in Sefton to make positive lifestyle changes. Our service aims to offer practical support on a range of topics including Stopping smoking Sensible drinking Being more... MoreOpened 28 April 2023 -
Sefton Integrated Wellness Service - Living Well Sefton - Stakeholder
Sefton’s Integrated Wellness Service ‘Living Well Sefton’ contributes to the aims of the Council priorities of mental health, reducing obesity and overweight and building community resourcefulness. We want to help people who live in Sefton to make positive lifestyle changes. Our service aims to offer practical support on a range of topics including Stopping smoking Sensible drinking Being more active Being a healthy weight ... MoreOpened 28 April 2023 -
Sefton Integrated Wellness Service - Living Well Sefton - People who have accessed/experienced LWS
Sefton Integrated Wellness Service Sefton’s Integrated Wellness Service ‘Living Well Sefton’ contributes to the aims of the Council priorities of mental health, reducing obesity and overweight and building community resourcefulness. Our service aims to help people who live in Sefton to make positive lifestyle changes. We want to offer practical support on a range of topics including Stopping smoking Sensible drinking Being more... MoreOpened 28 April 2023 -
Sefton Stop Smoking Service - Stakeholder
Sefton’s specialist stop smoking services is part of Sefton’s Living Well Service (LWS) and is available to all ages of Sefton residents. Sefton’s stop smoking service is available to provide tailored advice and support for those people who wish to give up smoking or using e-cigarettes. The service has been designed to be flexible and accessible, offering packages of support that are tailored to individual. Advice is provided in a range of community settings, can be face to... MoreOpened 28 April 2023 -
Sefton Stop Smoking Service - People who have accessed/experienced the service
Sefton’s specialist stop smoking services is part of Sefton’s Living Well Service (LWS) and is available to all ages of Sefton residents. Sefton’s stop smoking service is available to provide tailored advice and support for those people who wish to give up smoking or using e-cigarettes. The service has been designed to be flexible and accessible, offering packages of support that are tailored to individual. Advice is provided in a range of community settings, can be face to... MoreOpened 28 April 2023 -
Statement of Licensing Policy Consultation
Opened 3 April 2023 -
Sefton Physical Activity Strategy Consultation
This Survey is for people who live in Sefton . The questions are about your life and physical activity . We will use the information from the survey to write our Plan . This will help us to make physical activity easier for everyone. You can answer this Survey from 1 st April to 30 th June. It will take you up to 15 minutes to answer the questions. You might need help to fill in this survey. MoreOpened 1 April 2023 -
Economies for Healthier Lives - Residents Survey (external)
Liverpool City Region Combined Authority are looking to understand experiences and/or perceptions of: Health barriers individuals may have, or have had, when trying to find work. Using health services (for example, GP, Practice Nurse, Community Mental Health team, NHS Direct) Using employment services (for example, Jobcentre Plus, Ways to Work, Talent Match). MoreOpened 14 March 2023 -
Sefton Childcare and Early Years Survey for Parents and Carers 2023
This survey is to find out from parents and carers what their experiences and needs are in relation to childcare. The information will be used to inform our Childcare Sufficiency Assessment. It will also help us plan to make sure there are enough high quality childcare places at the times and in the places that families need it in Sefton. MoreOpened 1 March 2023 -
Extra Care Housing Allocations Policy Consultation
Extra care housing is specialist housing provision designed for older people that combines accommodation with care and support services to offer safe, private and secure accommodation whilst allowing service users to retain their independence of having their own home. Sefton has a population that is living longer, and people tell us that a preference is to be able to remain in their own home, with the ability to access care and support if needed at some stage. For those... MoreOpened 10 February 2023 -
Supported Living Service User Survey
Sefton Council is working jointly with Sefton Carers Centre and Healthwatch Sefton to understand the views service users and carers have about Supported Living. At the end of the survey you will be asked if you want to give an email address so that you can receive a copy of your response. You do not have to do this. The email address is only used to send the email to you from Your Sefton Your Say. The email address will not be stored with the responses and Sefton Council will... MoreOpened 12 December 2022 -
Carers who support someone who may consider a Supported Living home in the future or are on the waiting list for Supported Living.
Supported Living engagement Carers Surveys – Your Home Your Say Sefton Council is working jointly with Sefton Carers Centre and Healthwatch Sefton to understand the views carers have about Supported Living. The main reason for Supported Living is for people with an eligible care need to live in their own home and have control over the support they receive. Supported Living can look different for different people. For one person, a few hours support a week may meet their... MoreOpened 12 December 2022 -
Carers who support someone in a supported living home
Supported Living engagement Carers Surveys – Your Home Your Say Sefton Council is working jointly with Sefton Carers Centre and Healthwatch Sefton to understand the views carers have about Supported Living. The main reason for Supported Living is for people with an eligible care need to live in their own home and have control over the support they receive. Supported Living can look different for different people. For one person, a few hours support a week... MoreOpened 12 December 2022 -
AMHP Out of Hours Survey
Sefton AMHP Service would like your thoughts and opinions on the potential development of a dedicated Out of Hours AMHP Service. MoreOpened 8 December 2022 -
Technology Enabled Care solutions and Assistive Technology Survey
Technology Enabled Care Solutions (TECS) describes a range of health and care technologies such as Telecare, Telehealth, Telemedicine /Teletriage and Home Activity Tracking Systems. In this survey we will be using the word TECS when talking about this. TECS is a way to describe community equipment and would cover all technologies such as phone applications and smart home adaptations (like Alexa, mood lighting, digital security furniture sensors to prevent falls in... MoreOpened 12 September 2022 -
Care Quality Commission - Because We Care Campaign (external)
Deaf and hard of hearing people are invited to give feedback on care. Local people are being encouraged to share their thoughts on the standards of care they receive at GPs, dentists, hospitals and care homes, with the Care Quality Commission (CQC). CQC is particularly keen to hear from deaf and hard of hearing people about their experiences and has teamed up with Disability Rights UK to help make this easier. People can give feedback on their own experiences... MoreOpened 3 August 2022 -
Climate Change Community Engagement Consultation
Sefton Council are asking all parts of our community for their views on how we tackle climate change together. You can access a guide to the words we use like ‘net zero carbon’ in the Fact Bank as part of this consultation. Below is an easy read copy of the Council's Climate Change Emergency Plan which explains what climate change is and what Sefton Council is doing about climate change in Sefton. You can also download a pdf of this document... MoreOpened 25 July 2022 -
How Can You Help?
As part of its 2030 Vision, Sefton Council is committed to maintaining a clean, green and beautiful borough. This pledge encourages everybody to work together to keep Sefton clean and green, with a commitment to recycling, low pollution and better air quality. As part of this, the Council has specific action plans to help minimise the impact of air pollution in our Air Quality Management Areas i.e. the most polluted parts of the borough. Sefton’s... MoreOpened 20 July 2022 -
Community Engagement and Campaigns
Sefton Council has been working with its partners, community groups and local residents to help promote clean air and to encourage everyone to do their bit to make a difference. Here are some of the activities and campaigns: Anti-idling campaign In 2019, Sefton Council launched its anti-idling campaign to target buses, taxis and parents on the school run and encourage them to switch off their car engines when waiting for passengers. Road Cleaning Project Thanks to... MoreOpened 20 July 2022 -
School Engagement and Campaigns
Sefton Council continues to work closely with schools to ensure that its youngest residents are aware of both the causes and risks of air pollution and the steps they can take to avoid it. A ‘Clean Air Crew’ website has been designed by teachers at Southport Eco Centre (Sefton’s award-winning environmental education facility) to engage children on the issue of Air Quality in a safe, fun environment. The website aims to raise awareness of air quality issues in... MoreOpened 20 July 2022 -
Public Health Annual Report
Sefton’s Director of Public Health is required to produce an annual report on the health and wellbeing of our Borough’s population, highlighting key issues. The 2018/19 report focused on air quality and health in Sefton. The report can be accessed here: https://www.sefton.gov.uk/public-health/public-health-annual-report/ MoreOpened 20 July 2022 -
Air Quality Status Report
The Council has a legal duty to prepare an annual review of air quality in the Borough. This is known as the Annual Air Quality Status Report (AQSR) and provides a summary of air quality conditions, the defined Air Quality Management Areas (AQMAs) and our actions to improve air quality. A copy of Sefton’s latest Air Quality Status Report is available below. Previous versions of the Air Quality Status Report are available online here MoreOpened 20 July 2022 -
Air Quality Monitoring
Air quality across most of the borough is of a good standard, but there are four areas that have been identified as Air Quality Management Areas where air quality does not meet national standards. We undertake detailed air quality monitoring using both automatic air quality monitoring equipment and an extensive network of passive diffusion tubes to determine the levels of certain harmful pollutants (in line with government requirements). Our Dedicated ‘Breathing Space’... MoreOpened 20 July 2022 -
Potential Clean Air Zone
Despite significant effort to improve local air quality, the actions carried out so far have not been enough to address all identified air quality issues within Sefton. Because of this, i n 2020 , with the help of Environmental Consultants AECOM, the Council began the development of a detailed Clean Air Plan Project. An Outline Business Case (a detailed study into air quality) has been developed for the Clean Air Plan, to see if different ideas to improve air... MoreOpened 20 July 2022 -
Introducing Sefton's Clean Air Plan Strategy
The Clean Air Plan Strategy looks at the local area and the air quality to help develop actions to tackle poor air quality. In line with government requirements, we carry out detailed air quality monitoring at different locations across the Borough to find out the levels of pollutants that can harm the quality of the air and people’s health. The locations where air quality has been identified as a current concern are called Air Quality Management Areas (AQMAs) – these are areas... MoreOpened 20 July 2022 -
Sefton Economic Strategy Consultation 2022 - 2023 - Easy Read
Please read the information in the document below before answering the questions. The document tells you what an economic plan is and what the main ideas are for Sefton. You can download the document and survey here Sefton Economic Strategy Information and Survey MoreOpened 20 July 2022 -
Sefton Economic Strategy Consultation 2022/2023
Introduction An Economic Strategy is a plan that looks at the business and employment needs of an area and sets out what the Council will do to meet these needs. Sefton Council is seeking views on how to help improve the economy of the borough for its residents, communities, and businesses. MoreOpened 20 July 2022 -
Sefton Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment Survey
Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) 2022-2025 Consultation Sefton Health and Wellbeing Board are required by law to produce a Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) every three years, and to make sure that it is available for stakeholders to comment on before it is finally published. The PNA describes pharmacy provision in Sefton together with when and where these are available. NHS England also uses the PNA when considering applications to open a new pharmacy,... MoreOpened 13 July 2022 -
Southport Marine Lake Events Centre and Water and Light Show consultation
Welcome to Sefton Council’s consultation on plans for a new Marine Lake Events Centre (MLEC) and water and light show in Southport. The feedback form sets out a few questions to enable us to consider your views about the proposed scheme. Please complete the online form or alternatively you can submit your feedback as follows: complete a form at one of the exhibition events Email us at contact@southportmlec.info ... MoreOpened 26 May 2022 -
Public Spaces Protection Order for Coastal & Visitor Areas of Sefton
Opened 20 May 2022
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