Health and wellbeing boards directory
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Our directory provides details and contact information for health and wellbeing boards in England.
More than 130 local authorities have signed up to create shadow health and wellbeing boards with their health partners by April 2012, and we will continue to update the directory as the new boards are established.
All of the details in the directory are either publicly available or have been submitted for publication by the health and wellbeing boards.
View The King's Fund Health and Wellbeing Board directory map in a larger map
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The Transtion Alliance programme works with all 23 Early Implementers in the North West to update and share latest developments around Health and Wellbeing Boards. All of the details in the matrix are publicly available and have been submitted for publication by the Health and Wellbeing boards. The matrix can be viewed on the Transition Alliance website: transitionalliance.co.uk/phocadownload/HWBMatrix/health%20and%20wellbeing%20boards%20matrix%20feb12.pdf
In terms of the HWBs listed in the current South East Coast, South Central and South West, do you have current details about the ones names and are all the upper tier local authorities covered in your entries?
Hi Glyn
Thanks for your query. We’ll be in touch direct with this information.
Viewing lists by map is quite cumbersome.. Is it possible to have a simple list of contact details?
Hi Matthew
If you select the link underneath the map - 'view the directory in a larger map' - you can see a list of the health and wellbeing boards and their contact details on our Google maps page.
Thanks
Sarah
Is there a list available of the local authorities who have not founded shadow Health and Wellbeing Boards?
In the South East section, there seems to be a mix of upper and lower tier HWBs shown. For example, the Dover HWB describes itself as a sub committee of the main Kent HWB. And Surrey Heath appears as the main HWB for Surrey, but it is in fact a district and not a unitary authority. As the lower tier HWBs are voluntary, not statutory, and therefore not subject to the same duties or responsibilities, would it be helpful to distinguish these in the directory? Also, some unitaries are currently missing e.g. Milton Keynes and Medway.
A useful resource, so many thanks for producing and updating it.
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