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We have used data and insight to identify the main health challenges and opportunities we see in Castle Point and Rochford. From this we have agreed our four priorities: Mental health and wellbeing Physical health and wellbeing Ageing well Community …

Health and Wellbeing Board member Lee Monk, Relationship Manager at Active Essex, explains why we have chosen physical health as a priority in this strategy: https://www.youtube.com/embed/wS4wgzWfk-Q Getting moving and enjoying local spaces Different …

Health and Wellbeing Board member Dr Sunil Gupta explains what we mean by ageing well and our aims for this priority: https://www.youtube.com/embed/bo-04n0MmB8 Keeping active is important as we get older for both physical and mental health. This is …

In this video, Health and Wellbeing Board member Scott Williamson, Chief Executive Officer at The Megacentre Rayleigh, explains what we mean by community resilience and why we have chosen this as a priority in our strategy: …

Our vision is that Castle Point and Rochford will be inclusive places where we are  empowered, informed, and supported to live healthy lives . This strategy sets out the four interlinking priorities that we will focus on to achieve our vision: Mental …

Our three-year joint strategy to improve the health and wellbeing of residents in Castle Point and the Rochford District. We have co-developed this strategy as a Health and Wellbeing Board over the last 12 months. It is written in our words, based on our …

Research shows that one in five homes present a risk to health and wellbeing, particularly from excess cold and falls. This not only impacts on physical health but can affect mental health too. Avoiding a fall There are lots of things you can do to help …

Are you looking to make changes to improve your wellbeing? The Live Well Link Well service is free and confidential. It enables people to quickly get non-medical support and information to help them make positive changes. It offers support with a range of …

Rochford District Council are committed in bringing empty homes back into use if you own an empty property please contact  emptyhomes@rochford.gov.uk  for more information about financial assistance. Is there an empty home near you that you’d like to see …

These are properties, which are a hazard to health or a nuisance, as a result of a variety of reasons, e.g. rodent infestation, accumulations of rubbish and unsanitary conditions. Once the council has been notified of such a premises, an Environmental …