Living Well Strategy Consultation 2022-27

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This consultation has now closed. Information about the strategy can be found on the Living Well page.

a group of people look happy with their hands in the air

This consultation has now closed. Information about the strategy can be found down the right hand side. 

For further updates please see the Living WellAgeing Well and Caring Well pages.

Are you 18-65 and a resident in Southend?

Do you, or someone you care for have a disability, a learning disability or mental health needs?

If so, we want to hear your views on Southend's 5-year strategy for working-age adults (18-65) called Living Well.

Commissioners at Southend Borough Council have previously spoken with several groups of adults to put together this first version of what is needed to improve the lives of working age (18-65) adults in Southend?

The 5 priority themes for this strategy are:

1.The importance of promoting healthy and active lifestyles.

2. The prevention of hospital and care admissions.

3. To deliver health, care, and housing in a joined-up way to promote independence.

4. For people to remain part of and be active within their communities.

5. Integrated person-centered services putting people and their support networks at the centre of their health and care.


How can you get involved?

We want you to join in the conversation and your comments and ideas will be considered when we write the final version of the Living Well Strategy.

  • If you have your own ideas about how adult social care can support local people to live fulfilling lives, please share them with us on the 'Ideas' tab below. 
  • Click on the Survey below to answer some questions about the Strategy. There are two Surveys;
  • Take part in our engagement events listed under the 'Key dates'.

Please complete one or both.

The consultation will close at 5pm on 26th September 2021.

If you have any questions, need any assistance taking part or would like to receive an alternative version of the content e.g. an easy read version, on paper, or to feedback another way please email:

SocialCareCo-Production@Southend.gov.uk

External link)

A summary of the outcome of the consultation will be published on the Your Say Southend Website.


To read about how the Council handles your data please visit our Privacy notice: Southend-on-Sea Borough Council Privacy Notice(External link)(External link).

a group of people look happy with their hands in the air

This consultation has now closed. Information about the strategy can be found down the right hand side. 

For further updates please see the Living WellAgeing Well and Caring Well pages.

Are you 18-65 and a resident in Southend?

Do you, or someone you care for have a disability, a learning disability or mental health needs?

If so, we want to hear your views on Southend's 5-year strategy for working-age adults (18-65) called Living Well.

Commissioners at Southend Borough Council have previously spoken with several groups of adults to put together this first version of what is needed to improve the lives of working age (18-65) adults in Southend?

The 5 priority themes for this strategy are:

1.The importance of promoting healthy and active lifestyles.

2. The prevention of hospital and care admissions.

3. To deliver health, care, and housing in a joined-up way to promote independence.

4. For people to remain part of and be active within their communities.

5. Integrated person-centered services putting people and their support networks at the centre of their health and care.


How can you get involved?

We want you to join in the conversation and your comments and ideas will be considered when we write the final version of the Living Well Strategy.

  • If you have your own ideas about how adult social care can support local people to live fulfilling lives, please share them with us on the 'Ideas' tab below. 
  • Click on the Survey below to answer some questions about the Strategy. There are two Surveys;
  • Take part in our engagement events listed under the 'Key dates'.

Please complete one or both.

The consultation will close at 5pm on 26th September 2021.

If you have any questions, need any assistance taking part or would like to receive an alternative version of the content e.g. an easy read version, on paper, or to feedback another way please email:

SocialCareCo-Production@Southend.gov.uk

External link)

A summary of the outcome of the consultation will be published on the Your Say Southend Website.


To read about how the Council handles your data please visit our Privacy notice: Southend-on-Sea Borough Council Privacy Notice(External link)(External link).

This consultation has now closed. Information about the strategy can be found on the Living Well page.

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    Living Well Strategy 2022-2027


    What people told us was important to them:
    Priorities for action from what we have heard:


    What good will look like by 2027: Next steps:
    • To want to be supported to have a good and meaningful everyday life. 
    • That care and support should be person centred
    • Should have choice and control.
    • Would like to be supported to live in the community.
    • Have a choice about where and with whom they live.
    • Want good care and support from accessible local health services.
    • Want to be able to access the community to be able to enjoy leisure opportunities.
    • There should be support available to in the event of a crisis.
    • Want to be able to have volunteering and work opportunities.
    • Would like support and access to become digitally included

    1. Health and Wellbeing—Promoting healthy lifestyles for the adult population
    2. Prevention— Preventing people from going into Hospitals/care homes
    3. Housing– Deliver health, care and housing in a more joined up way
    4. Community– Enable people to remain part of and active in their communities and be digitally included.
    5. Integrated, strengths-based person-centred care–enable people to take control of their care and focus on their strengths

    • Fully accessible health services provided in several locations.
    • Individuals report that they can influence local service delivery and feel listened to
    • There is one clear provider of accessible information, advice and guidance.
    • Choice of accommodation that suits a variety of needs
    • Options available to provide support to enable individuals to remain where they are currently living.
    • A variety of volunteering and work opportunities available.
    • Access to equipment to remain independent for longer
    • Individuals only have to tell us their story once.
    • Individual’s report being able to access transport to be able to go out
    • Develop a standardised process for ongoing engagement and co-production and build on these open discussions
    • Establish an Adults steering group to develop and manage action plans, ensuring Health, Social Care, Providers and people who use service are represented.
    • Work to establish a baseline of where we are now to allow us to monitor progress on where we want to get to by 2027
    • Produce an annual action plan for 2022/23 for Living Well in Southend.