There are currently four integrated neighbourhoods that have been launched

  • A1 Network
  • Huntingdon
  • St Neots
  • St Ives

Older persons holding a plant pot.

Neighbourhood priorities

Locality wide priority – To cover all neighbourhoods in Huntingdon

Frailty: To develop an exciting and innovative model of multidisciplinary support for prevention and support for those who are at risk of becoming frail and who are frail. Considering how the voluntary sector with health, care and council services can better meet the needs of this growing group of residents.

We have asked the for views and experiences from local people and communities to help us develop this model of care. We will share those results in due course.

A1 Integrated Neighbourhood – launched in 2022.

Integrated Neighbourhood Priorities for 2024-2025:

•    Physical activity and lifestyle: Opening new options to encourage and enable all of the local population to take control of their physical activity and lifestyle.
•    Diabetes:  To improve current diabetes management through Personalised care plans, seeking support from neighbourhood partners and an education piece around risk.
•    Patient education and lifestyle: Enabling patients to make informed choices about their health and to understand the care setting that’s right for them through education.

Integrated Neighbourhood Manager: Aimee Phillips — nwangliaft.northcpcarepartnership@nhs.net

Huntingdon Integrated Neighbourhood – launched in 2022

Integrated Neighbourhood Priorities for 2024-2025

  • Older people: Connecting our local older people with different health orientated classes, health centres and schemes to enable them to take control and enrich their health and lives.
  • Oxmoor: Working with Oxmoor to create and promote new and on-going classes and clinics including (but not limited to) smoking cessation clinics, pain classes and free face to face training sessions.
  • New priority for 2025 TBC

Integrated Neighbourhood Manager: Emma Buff  —  nwangliaft.northcpcarepartnership@nhs.net

St Neots Integrated Neighbourhood – launched in 2023

Integrated Neighbourhood Priorities for 2024-2025:

  • Access to services and communication: Enriching access and communication for our local population through raising awareness of different services and introducing the St Neots directory available as a website and paper booklet.
  • Mental Health: Leading on better Improving access to mental health services by including new supporting projects such as the St Neots Armour self-harm project.
  • Prevention: Introducing new projects in support of prevention & early interventions that are accessible to the wider public, most recent projects include:
  • Hypertension events
  • Women’s and Men’s health awareness events
  • Breast Screening van
  • Healthy lifestyle and cooking with air-fryers course

Integrated Neighbourhood Manager: Anna Kostrubala — nwangliaft.northcpcarepartnership@nhs.net

 

St Ives Integrated Neighbourhood – launched in 2023

The St Ives Neighbourhood is just at the start of their integrated neighbourhood journey, holding a collaborative neighbourhood launch event in June 2024 and the first board meeting held in July 2024, with the below priorities agreed. Accessibility, CVD and Community Appointment Days  are the 'golden threads' that we aim to incorporate through all of our work within the St Ives Integrated Neighbourhood (IN).

Integrated Neighbourhood Priorities for 2024-2025

  • Healthy Lifestyles: Promoting healthier lifestyles through health education, physical activity, and combating social isolation, particularly within the Older People’s Wellbeing project.
  • Mental Health: Supporting women’s health by addressing menopause-related challenges and promoting mental well-being through targeted education and empowerment within the Women’s Health Initiative.
  • Life Skills: Empowering the LD community with essential life skills and health education, fostering greater independence and resilience through the Adults with Learning Disabilities (LD) Health Inequalities programme.
  • Accessibility and CVD Prevention: Ensuring accessibility and embedding cardiovascular disease education across all initiatives, integrating these vital aspects into every project to enhance overall health outcomes

Integrated Neighbourhood Manager: Ellen Aboukhatwa —  nwangliaft.northcpcarepartnership@nhs.net