NEE: Live Well Neighbourhood Programme: Survey for Residents in Colchester South

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What is the Live Well Neighbourhood Programme?

We are a team of health and social care professionals and voluntary and public sector organisations, working together to make a positive difference to lives of everyone living in Colchester and Tendring. We are part of the North East Essex Health & Wellbeing Alliance. 

We are your Live Well Neighbourhood Team. 

 

Our Vision is:

 

We have a wide range of expertise and skills to provide you with the help and support you need. We will work as a team to ensure you have easy access to the help and support you need, without repeating your story to lots of different organisations.

Our Live Well Neighbourhoods

We work in 6 areas across Colchester and Tendring. 

Our Live Well Neighbourhood in Colchester South covers: 

  • Greenstead
  • Marks Tey and Layer (including Marks Tey, Copford, Messing, Inworth, Layer Marney, Layer Breton, Layer De La Haye, Tiptree, Virley, Salcott, Great and Little Wigborough)
  • Mersea and Pyefleet (including Abberton, Peldon, Langenhoe, Fingringhoe, West Mersea, East Mersea)
  • Old Heath and the Hythe (including East Donyland)
  • Rowhedge
  • Tiptree 
  • Wivenhoe

Improving Health and Wellbeing 

There are many factors which have an impact on your health and wellbeing. Some of these factors relate to our local area, such as: the local environment including housing and access to green spaces, access to health care, availability of local transport, education and employment. 

Other factors which impact our health and wellbeing include our behaviours (for example how much we exercise) and our genetics (for example our family history of health conditions or our ethnicity) can also have an impact on our health and wellbeing. 

These factors can either have a positive or negative impact on your health and wellbeing.

We aim to prevent future ill health, and improve wellbeing, by reducing the negative impact of these factor, so that you can live well.

What you told us about Colchester South

Thank you to everyone who completed our survey between July and September 2023. Your local knowledge and experiences in the Tendring South Neighbourhood have identified three priorities:

  • Access to health and care including ease of accessing information about support and services
  • Community Safety
  • Travel and Transport 

You can download the full survey report from the information section over on the right of this page.

What next?

We are developing a Neighbourhood Plan and we will work with the people, groups and organisations in the Colchester South Neighbourhood on the priority areas above. Check back soon for more information about our Neighbourhood Plan.

What is the Live Well Neighbourhood Programme?

We are a team of health and social care professionals and voluntary and public sector organisations, working together to make a positive difference to lives of everyone living in Colchester and Tendring. We are part of the North East Essex Health & Wellbeing Alliance. 

We are your Live Well Neighbourhood Team. 

 

Our Vision is:

 

We have a wide range of expertise and skills to provide you with the help and support you need. We will work as a team to ensure you have easy access to the help and support you need, without repeating your story to lots of different organisations.

Our Live Well Neighbourhoods

We work in 6 areas across Colchester and Tendring. 

Our Live Well Neighbourhood in Colchester South covers: 

  • Greenstead
  • Marks Tey and Layer (including Marks Tey, Copford, Messing, Inworth, Layer Marney, Layer Breton, Layer De La Haye, Tiptree, Virley, Salcott, Great and Little Wigborough)
  • Mersea and Pyefleet (including Abberton, Peldon, Langenhoe, Fingringhoe, West Mersea, East Mersea)
  • Old Heath and the Hythe (including East Donyland)
  • Rowhedge
  • Tiptree 
  • Wivenhoe

Improving Health and Wellbeing 

There are many factors which have an impact on your health and wellbeing. Some of these factors relate to our local area, such as: the local environment including housing and access to green spaces, access to health care, availability of local transport, education and employment. 

Other factors which impact our health and wellbeing include our behaviours (for example how much we exercise) and our genetics (for example our family history of health conditions or our ethnicity) can also have an impact on our health and wellbeing. 

These factors can either have a positive or negative impact on your health and wellbeing.

We aim to prevent future ill health, and improve wellbeing, by reducing the negative impact of these factor, so that you can live well.

What you told us about Colchester South

Thank you to everyone who completed our survey between July and September 2023. Your local knowledge and experiences in the Tendring South Neighbourhood have identified three priorities:

  • Access to health and care including ease of accessing information about support and services
  • Community Safety
  • Travel and Transport 

You can download the full survey report from the information section over on the right of this page.

What next?

We are developing a Neighbourhood Plan and we will work with the people, groups and organisations in the Colchester South Neighbourhood on the priority areas above. Check back soon for more information about our Neighbourhood Plan.