Headlined by Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, and supported by top-class speakers, compelling case studies and people with lived-experience, Health Creation: Wealth Creation – fighting health inequalities using community assets will be a pivotal event in the transformation of health economies across the north.
Supported by Capsticks, NESTA, Power to Change and a number of leading housing organisations, this free-to-attend event will provide a unique platform for learning through the exchange of ideas, delegate-informed discussion, debate and problem-solving. We expect the learning to continue long after the Summit, through self-organised learning groups started at the event.
More specifically the Partnership Summit will:
Explore and discover how the various types of assets – citizens, physical assets and the workforce, can play a role in creating health and in addressing the burning injustice of health inequality
Inspire systems leaders and frontline practitioners to change the way they work, in partnership with citizens, to make better use of the assets on their doorstep
Explore and find solutions to some of the ‘wicked issues’ that are presenting barriers to progress
Please clip the following link into your browser to download a copy of the full (draft agenda): https://www.nhsalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/New-NHS-Alliance-2018-Partnership-Summit-Agenda-DRAFT.pdf
Contributors include:
Dave Sweeney, Executive Implementation Lead, Cheshire and Merseyside Health and Care Partnerships
Dr Caroline Wilkins OBE, Chief Executive, Oldham Council
Bill Graham, Community Leader, New Wortley Community Association
Residents from LiveWell Sheffield
Representatives from DanceSyndrome, a Dancer-Led, Disability Inspired community group
Tom Lloyd Goodwin, Associate Director, Centre for Local Economic Studies
Donna Kelly, Regional Director Merseyside, Onwards Homes
Alex McGraw, Expert Link, Panel Member and NNHSA Active Member
Martyn Broadest, Director of Regeneration, Connect Housing
James Goodyear, Associate Director of Policy and Partnerships, Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust
Kemoy Walker, Moss Side Youth Ambassador
Susie Finlayson, Power to Change
Tom Lloyd-Goodwin, Associate Director, CLES
Susie Rogers, Partner in Real Estate, Capsticks
Who should attend?
The 2018 Partnership Summit is suitable for anyone interested in fighting health inequalities using community assets. This includes:
Directors of Public Health I Community and social innovators I Community-led businesses I General practitioners I Health and care commissioners I Housing organisations I Local authorities I NHS and associated community trusts I Nursing I People with lived experience I Pharmacy I Senior ICS and STP leads I Social care I Allied health professionals
Other Summit highlights
Open Space/World Café session
This interactive, delegate-driven session provides an opportunity for delegates to contribute meaningfully – and to focus on solutions – across the full range of issues.
Post-Summit drinks
Join us at the Lass O’Gowrie pub and take time out to relax, network and reflect on the day.
2018 Excellence Health Creation Awards
Now in its third year, the New NHS Alliance 2018 Excellence in Health Creation Awards recognise and celebrate the work of individuals and organisations that are leading the way in delivering health creating practices.