We Are Family: Six Kids and a Super-Dad, written by Oliver Sykes, illustrated by Ian Morris ...

Figure below shows inequalities in premature mortality (under 75 years) from heart disease and cancer, most and least deprived quintiles in Stockport fom 2018 to 2020. People in the most deprived ...

Figure shows life expectancy by deprivation quintile in Stockport 2020 to 2022. The blue bars represent males and the red bars represent females. It shows that people in the least deprived quintiles ...

Stockport is a focus area for Greater Manchester as part of a joint Resilience 4 Cities (R4C) initiative between the Greater Manchester Resilience Unit, Resilient Cities Network, the Zurich Foundation ...

The Balanced System is a framework that looks at local health and education data to understand, plan, deliver and evaluate services to support children and young people. In Stockport we have used this ...

Health inequalities are unfair and preventable. In Stockport these inequalities have been too wide for too long. We'll have to do something more and something different to shift them. If you're poor: ...

You can find out more about the current population of Stockport by visiting the JSNA and reviewing the State of the Borough report on The Stockport Big Picture website. Health inequalities are driven ...

Develop excellent, inclusive schools across the borough to better serve the needs of the growing number of children living in more deprived areas, as well as children and young people with social, ...

Visit our document page to find the current Public Health annual reports as PDF documents.

This evidence-based programme supports vulnerable families (under the age of 25) and children at risk of poor outcomes to get the best start in life, be ready for school, lifelong learning and reduce ...

Poverty causes ill health, drives inequality in health outcomes and is associated with higher use of health, children’s and adult social care services. 17% of the UK’s population are estimated to be ...

Health inequalities are unfair and preventable. In Stockport these inequalities have been too wide for too long. We'll have to do something more and something different to shift them.