Joint Strategic Needs Assessment
The Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) is an assessment of the current and future health and social care needs of the population of Surrey. It supports local leaders and commissioners to make informed decisions and to shape services in a way that best serves their communities. The JSNA informs the Health and Wellbeing Strategy (HWS) which outlines the collective health priorities for all partners across Surrey. The JSNA adopts a ‘chapter’ structure, where each chapter describes the needs around a specific area of health and social care. Selected chapters reflect the needs of the Surrey system and are framed around a ‘life course’ approach. The production of the JSNA is a dynamic process and chapters are updated as new information becomes available. All feedback and suggestions are welcome, please direct these to [email protected].
All the dashboards from each JSNA chapter are available here: JSNA Dashboards | Surrey-i (surreyi.gov.uk) and an infographic with a visual representation of the JSNA is available via this link: JSNA Infographic
Surrey Context
An overview of the people and place that make up Surrey.
Health Behaviours
Lifestyle choices and preventable conditions that affect health outcomes across Surrey.
Emotional Health & Wellbeing
Mental health, emotional wellbeing and social connectedness for residents of all ages.
Population Groups and Communities
Health and care needs of specific population groups living in Surrey.
Wider Determinants of Health
Social, economic and environmental factors that shape the health of Surrey's residents.



















