Leicestershire Outcome Sample Clauses

Leicestershire Outcome. To increase the range of supported housing options for older people through the supported accommodation project, developing additional extra care schemes, floating support. Nos of OP in extra care schemes No of households using assistive technology • No of OP receiving floating support 100 Nos of OP receiving assistive technolog y 150 1000 190 1500 Lead: District Councils (Housing Departments/, Social Services Department, Supported people, 50 100 1 LEICESTERSHIRE LAA THEME: OLDER PEOPLE - Improved quality of life and independence Ref. No. OUTCOMES INDICATORS TARGETS Reward Stretch Target Lead & Delivery Partners Cross Cutting Ref. No. OP YR1 YR2 YR3 National Outcome: 2 Increasing the number of older people living at home Leicestershire Outcome: 2.1 To develop a single ‘gateway’ so that when op contact key agencies for the first time or for assistance there is awareness amongst officers to wider issues that might impact on an older person’s well-being. Number of referrals between agencies OP accessing services easily OP reporting increase in well-being Extend the approach of SAP to other agencies including Housing, Pension Service, Vol Sector
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Leicestershire Outcome. Local people feel part of the decision making process and have a role in planning the future of their own community (Leicestershire Community Strategy 2005 - 2008) a) (i) % of people who voted in the last District Council elections. N/A – no elections 2% increase in people voting in District Council elections N/A – no elections Local Development Groups Baseline = 31.30% (derived from aggregated District figures) (Measured at elections in 2007) (ii) % of people who voted in the last Parish Council elections Baseline to be established (Measured through the Social Capital Establish Baseline by 31st July 2006 through Social Capital surveys (N.B. only 16 of the 20 communities are parished) 2% increase in people voting in Parish Council elections N/A – no elections LEICESTERSHIRE LAA THEME: STRONGER Ref. No. OUTCOMES INDICATORS TARGETS Reward Stretch Target Lead & Delivery Partners Cross Cutting Links St.C YR1 YR2 YR3 Survey) b) % reduction in Establish Reduce by 5% N/A – no LRAPLC/Leicestershire Parish Council seats baseline the number of elections County Council returned unopposed. through survey uncontested Baseline established of 16 Parish Parish Council end 2005/06 Councils (out seats (Measured through of the 20 pilot the Association of communities) Councils) c) (i) % of people who feel that they can influence decisions that affect their area on their own. (Measured through the Social Capital Survey) Establish Baseline by 31st July 2006 through Social Capital surveys N/A – change measured in Year 3 6% (plus confidence interval) increase in adults who definitely agree or tend to agree that they can influence decisions that affect their area on their own. 6% increase in adults who definitely agree or tend to agree that they can influence decisions that affect their area on their own. Local Development Groups ii) % of people who feel that they can influence decisions that affect their area when working with Establish Baseline by 31st July 2006 through Social Capital N/A – change measured in Year 3 6% (plus confidence interval) increase in adults who 6% increase in adults who definitely agree or tend to agree that they can influence LEICESTERSHIRE LAA THEME: STRONGER Ref. No. OUTCOMES INDICATORS TARGETS Reward Stretch Target Lead & Delivery Partners Cross Cutting Links St.C YR1 YR2 YR3 others in the surveys definitely agree decisions that neighbourhood or tend to agree affect their (Measured through that they can area when the Social Capital influence working w...
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Leicestershire Outcome. To establish an older people’s consultative network across Leicestershire. Increase nos of OP productively engaged in developing and designing services OP needs reflected in community plan Lead: LCC, Age Concern, LSPs/ Age Concern ASSUMPTIONS - including freedoms, flexibilities, arrangements for passing on funding FUNDING STREAM £2006/07 £2007/08 £2008/09 Supporting People (part) LEICESTERSHIRE LAA THEME: OLDER PEOPLE - Improved quality of life and independence Ref. No. OUTCOMES INDICATORS TARGETS Reward Stretch Target Lead & Delivery Partners Cross Cutting Ref. No. OP YR1 YR2 YR3 Access and Systems Grant Home Improvement Agency Funding Assistive Technology Grant PCT Commissioning Budget Direct Payments Funds Rural Social and Community Programme TBC TBC Leicestershire LAA Block: Healthier Communities 1. Statement on Outcomes In general, the population of Leicestershire experiences better than national average health, however, this experience is unequal across the County. Only a few areas (parts of Loughborough and of Xxxxxxxxx xxxx in North West Leicestershire), could be described as seriously disadvantaged, falling within worst 20% national deprivation scores, as measured by Index of Multiple Deprivation 2004. However, there are concerns from a health point of view about worse than average access measures in more remote rural areas, which can create a specific type of health inequality. Detailed health need analysis shows startling and significant differences across Leicestershire, which are rarely, reflected in higher level health indicators. With its ageing population and with the predicted increase in obesity and overweight, Leicestershire can expect some significant rises in prevalent chronic diseases, such as diabetes or Coronary Heart Disease, which can lead to life-threatening complications. Action is required to prevent these changes through effective health promotion targeting damaging lifestyle choices, such as smoking, unhealthy diet and lack of physical activity, and through tackling inequity in health and health care provision. Health inequality can be linked to social disadvantage, ethnicity or population demographics, such as age or gender, and while the overall health status of local population may seem reassuring, extensive effort is invested in identifying pockets of ill health and of inequitable provision of care. These issues have already been reflected in the six Joint Public Health Priorities agreed between Leicestershire County Coun...
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