Population Health Inequalities in Four Local Authority Districts
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This document summarizes the demographics and health issues facing four local authority districts with a population of over 832,000 people. It notes high rates of disability, unemployment, and physical and mental health problems. The area also has an aging population and geographical areas with significant social deprivation. The document then discusses how the cultural and heritage sector can help address these issues by enhancing people's self-respect and respect for others. It outlines a vision for everyone in the area to access local museums and archives to positively impact their lives. The rest of the document details the outreach team structure and various community programs.
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Population Health Inequalities in Four Local Authority Districts
- 1. Population of four local authority districts, approx. 832,469
- 3. • High rate of Disability (large portion due to heavy industry) • Unemployment (due to decline in heavy industry) • High levels of people living with mental health issues • High levels of people living with addiction issues • High levels of people living with other types of ill health • Ageing population • Geographical areas with multiple levels of social depravation
- 4. Health inequalities are such that poorest adults in North of England on average will die 8 years earlier than the richest in south of England.
- 5. What’s what this got to do with cultural and heritage sector?........
- 6. Our mission is to help people determine their place in the world and define their identities, so enhancing their self-respect and their respect for others.
- 7. Our vision for the future is for everyone to have access to museum and archive provision in Tyne and Wear, to use this access and to value it for the significant and positive impact that it makes upon their lives. We will provide real or virtual worldwide access to our museums and archives and their collections.
- 9. Outreach team structure Platinum Programme Lead by Assistant Outreach Officer RICH Recovery Programme Lead by Assistant Outreach Officer Wellbeing Programme Lead by Assistant Outreach Officer Satellite Community exhibition Programme Lead by Assistant Outreach Officer Outreach team Lead by Outreach Officer Chilli studios Head and Tales project Bamburgh Ward Locker project Momentum Self and recovery Streetwise Opera Tell me the truth about love Changing Lives Women’s Hubs Your Homes Newcastle Commissioned homes project Live well Partner project with National museums of Northern Ireland 2 FTE Assistant Outreach Officers (temp) …………………………………………………… Equalities Officer Assistant Outreach Officer British Library Unlocking sound heritage
- 26. Zoë Brown – Outreach Officer zoe.brown@twmuseums.org.uk