Public Health

  • Health-Related Data Points

    For each service, please provide the following data points for the previous financial year (April 2021 -March 2022). Adult Weight management: No of adults starting a Tier 2 adult weight management intervention 237 No of adults completing a Tier 2 … Continue reading →

  • Sexual Health Services Contract information

    The questions below relate to contract CP1415-17 Sexual Health Services 1. Which suppliers applied for inclusion on each framework/contract and were successful and not successful at the PQQ and ITT stages? North Devon Health Care Trust. Information relating to unsuccessful … Continue reading →

  • Warm banks

    Warm Banks have been described as ‘warm spaces’ to provide heated sites for those unable to afford their energy bills’, which will be rolled out through the winter as a response to the energy crisis of 2022. In regards to … Continue reading →

  • Household Support Fund

    1.The total number of applications received for the first round of the Household Support Fund, running from October 2021 to March 2022. Please could you provide a breakdown showing the number of successful and unsuccessful applications. We only have the … Continue reading →

  • Suicide Prevention Strategy

    1. Does the local authority have an agreed suicide prevention action plan or strategy? Devon County Council (DCC) aligns itself to the National Suicide Prevention Strategy for England Suicide prevention in England: fifth progress report – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk). A yearly … Continue reading →

  • Drug and alcohol treatment services

    1) Can the Local Authority’s Director of Public Health provide an estimate for the number of referrals made to alcohol treatment services in your local authority area for the following financial years? a) 2018/19: 381 b) 2019/20: 333 c) 2020/21: … Continue reading →

  • Safe Sleep Policy

    1.Does Devon County Council have an official Infant Safe Sleep or SUDI (Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy) prevention policy? We do not have an official Infant Safe Sleep or SUDI prevention policy. Safe sleep guidance is part of our core … Continue reading →

  • Household Support Fund

    * A breakdown of the different mechanisms you have used to distribute the Household Support Fund (HSF) to vulnerable families, e.g. cash, food parcels, vouchers, investment in existing schemes / services such as food banks (these are examples, not an … Continue reading →