Surrey’s breastfeeding strategy has been refreshed and updated with collaborative input from professional, public and voluntary partners. Surrey recognises the importance of breastfeeding as a key public health topic that can optimise outcomes for babies, mothers/birthing people, and their families. Alongside the strategy is an action plan, which holds detailed and themed actions, for implementation over the next 5 years.
Surrey’s CAMHs Transformation Plan is a live and changing document. It sets out the transformational journey that we have started on, and will continue to be updated as new and innovative projects start. These projects will make real differences to the lives of children, young people (CYP) and their families experiencing mental health issues.
The Overarching Equality Impact Assessment ('EqIA') summarises the potential equality impacts on individuals who live, work and/or study in Surrey, including Surrey County Council ('SCC') library staff, arising from the transformation of SCC’s libraries and cultural services. It includes mitigating actions to maximise any positive impacts and eliminate or minimise any adverse ones. To underpin this overarching EqIA, SCC have...
The Health and Wellbeing of Older People in Surrey: Annual Public Health Report 2018 The Director of Public Health’s annual independent report for 2018 focuses on the health and wellbeing of older people in Surrey. The report illustrates the great contribution that older people make to our county and celebrates that people are living longer than ever. It...
The ambition of the Children and Young People's Partnership Board is to address the inequality in outcomes that some of our children and families experience in Surrey
We are committed to ensuring children in Surrey get the right help, care and protection at the right time so they can thrive. We will also tackle inequalities early so no child has a worse chance in life than other children. This commitment supports our partnership vision for all children and young people in Surrey to be happy, healthy, safe and confident in their future.
