
Meeting
Health and Wellbeing Board - Hampshire
Scheduled Time
Thursday, 15th June 2023
10:00 AM
Thursday, 15th June 2023
2:00 PM
Actual Time
Thursday, 15th June 2023
12:00 AM
Thursday, 15th June 2023
12:00 AM
Confirmed
15 Jun 2023
Ashburton Hall, Elizabeth II Court, The Castle, Winchester
Martha Earley
Frimley Integrated Care Board
Present, as expected

Dr Matt Nisbet
Hampshire and Isle of Wight Integrated Care Board
Apologies
Graham Allen
Director of Adults' Health and Care
Apologies, sent representative
Julie Amies
Voluntary and Community Sector
Present, as expected
Stuart Ashley
Director of Children's Services
Apologies, sent representative
Emma Boswell
Frimley Integrated Care Board
Absent
Simon Bryant
Director of Public Health
Present, as expected
Sam Burrows
Frimley Integrated Care Board
Apologies
Cllr Anne Crampton
District/Borough Local Authorities
Present, as expected
Ros Hartley
Hampshire and Isle of Wight Integrated Care Board
Present, as expected
Gill Kneller
District/Borough Council Chief Executives
Present, as expected
Phil Jones
Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary
Expected
Ron Shields
Community and Mental Health NHS Trusts
Apologies
Alex Whitfield
Acute Health NHS Trusts
Present, as expected
David Radbourne
NHS England
Absent
Jason Avery
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service
Apologies
Clare Jenkins
Hampshire Constabulary
Absent
Donna Jones
Police and Crime Commissioner
Apologies
Siobhain McCurrach
Hampshire Healthwatch
Present, as expected
Paul Archer
Deputy to Director of Adults' Health and Care
Present, as substitute
Suzanne Smith
Deputy to Director of Children's Services
Present, as substitute
Johanna Jefferies
Deputy to Director of Public Health
Not required
Laura Taylor
District/Borough Council Chief Executives
Not required
Councillor Michael Hope
District/Borough Council Local Authorities
Present, as substitute
Penny Emerit
Acute Health NHS Trusts
Not required
Paula Anderson
Community and Mental Health NHS Trusts
Not required
Mary O'Brien
NHS England
Not required
Carol Harrowell
Voluntary and Community Sector
Not required
Terry Norton
Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner
Apologies
Karen McManus
Hampshire Constabulary
Not required
John Amos
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service
Not required
- Document Printed minutes 02032023 1000 Health and Wellbeing Board 07 Jun 2023
Following the Place Assembly in March, which focused upon older adults and aging well, Members received a short update of the topics which were covered.
The Chairman reminded Members to feedback any comments on the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Integrated Care Board (ICB) Forward Plan, which had been circulated to all Members, directly to the ICB as had been set out within the email.
Members noted that the Health and Wellbeing Board Annual Report was expected to be brought to the October 2023 Board meeting. The Chairman encouraged Members to support the development of the report throughout the drafting process, working with the Board Manager, Victoria Brown. Furthermore, it was noted that the current Health and Wellbeing Board Strategy was due to end in December 2024 and that planning for the new strategy would commence throughout 2024.
- Document Community Safety plan cover report 07 Jun 2023
- Document Appendix 1 - Community Safety Plan - 2022-2025 07 Jun 2023
- Document Appendix 2 - Community Safety Plan presentation 07 Jun 2023
It was also noted that the Fire and Rescue Service were due to enter into a planning phase for their Safety Plan 2025-2030 and that this could align with planning for the new Health and Wellbeing Board Strategy and the new Public Health Strategy which each had a similar timescale.
RESOLVED:
That the Health and Wellbeing Board:
Notes the priorities within the Community Safety Plan and the information contained within the attached documents and slides.
Engages with the Community Risk Management Plan process, share experiences and provide relevant feedback to Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service as outlined within the slide pack.
- Document HWB Board - Mental Wellbeing Report June 2023 07 Jun 2023
- Document Appendix 1 - Mental Wellbeing Strategy presentation 07 Jun 2023
- Document Appendix 2 - Suicide Prevention Action Plan presentation 07 Jun 2023
The Board were grateful to receive a short introduction to the item from Angela Forster, a member of the Voices collection of People with Living Experience of Suicide, and who runs the charity Sasha’s Project. Angela spoke regarding her daughter, Sasha, who had died by suicide and about the inspirational work undertaken by Sasha’s Project in supporting those affected by suicide.
Throughout the item, there was discussion on the importance of talking, holding difficult conversations and the significance of asking the question, ‘Are you ok?’. A suggestion was made to develop a shared language guide/piece of e-learning/support module aimed at staff and employees and which could be used by all organisations and Board partners enabling a collective approach to informing and supporting staff on the topic of suicide. Board Members were very supportive of this suggestion.
RESOLVED:
That the Health and Wellbeing Board:
Notes the priorities within the Hampshire Mental Wellbeing Strategy (2023-28) and key mechanisms for delivery.
Notes the areas for action within the Hampshire Suicide Prevention Plan and key mechanisms for delivery.
- Document Dying Well - HWB Board Final June 15 23 07 Jun 2023
- Document Appendix 1 - Dying Well Theme presentation 07 Jun 2023
It was noted that the Palliative and End of Life Care (PEOLC) Strategy draft document was due for publication in September 2023 and that this timeline would align with the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Integrated Care Board Forward Plan. Additional ongoing work included the development of a PEOLC data dashboard, the implementation of PEOLC Single Point of Contacts for the ICS and the launch of the Death and Bereavement Campaign on Autumn 2023. Board Members were encouraged to help in sharing the launch information for this campaign within their respective organisations and sectors as it becomes available.
In response to Members’ questions, it was noted that:
· Supporting people at home, as opposed to hospice care, was a priority.
· Identifying vulnerable groups and being proactive in ensuring that they are engaged in conversation about dying well was extremely important.
RESOLVED:
That the Health and Wellbeing Board:
Notes the progress of the Dying Well partnership working over the last year.
Acknowledges and support the plans to continue working together on the programmes of work outlined.
- Document HHWB Forward Plan March 23 to March 24 07 Jun 2023
The Board received and noted the Forward Plan.
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