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The Poverty Needs Assessment is an important strategic document produced to begin the process of exploring some of the relationships between poverty and other areas of need, inform the development of the Council’s Poverty Strategy, and provide a robust evidence base to support short and long-term actions to combat poverty in Tameside.

This Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) is an important strategic document produced on behalf of the Tameside Health and Wellbeing Board. It reviews the current provision of pharmaceutical services across the Borough, examines whether the pattern of services provided meets the identified health needs of local communities and assesses if there are any gaps or any over provision in both place and type of services available.

This JSNA report provides a snapshot of some of the key issues and challenges affecting children and young people in Tameside. It looks at key outcome measures and the implications associated with these outcomes.

The following JSNA summary is based around the ‘Our People Our Place Our Plan’ aims and aspirations for the area and will enable commissioners and service providers to better understand the complexities and needs of the population served within the Tameside and Glossop health and care boundaries. It highlights the key health and wellbeing issues and challenges for Tameside and the implications for the population.

The purpose of this Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) is to assess the current and future health and social care needs of children and young people with a special educational need including a learning difficulty and/or disability (SEND). This SEND JSNA will focus on the 0-25 years population The purpose of a JSNA is to identify ways to improve the health and wellbeing of the local population and reduce inequalities for all ages. This JSNA has collected data and information from a range of sources including national and local datasets. Its aim is to gain a better understanding of the current and future health and care needs of the SEND population to inform and guide the planning and commissioning of health, well-being and care services within Tameside & Glossop. This JSNA should inform any future strategies, action plans and outcomes frameworks that instigate system change and improvements in the outcomes of our 0-25 years SEND population.

More people now live in Tameside and Glossop than at any time in the past, with population projections estimating that this will continue to increase over the next 10 to 20 years. This report describes the population demographics for the area into various themes and includes details on both the resident population and GP registered population. For information, data and statistics are not always available at a Tameside and Glossop level. Therefore information in this report will state if the information is for Tameside or Tameside & Glossop.

This JSNA topic area considers the outcomes and needs of children and adults with Autism. Autism is a lifelong developmental disability that affects how people perceive the world and interact with others. Autism affects around 1% of the UK population.

This ward profile gives an introduction to the characteristics of the area, and demonstrates how many of Hyde Newton's key attributes compare to the rest of Tameside.

This ward profile gives an introduction to the characteristics of the area, and demonstrates how many of Denton North East's key attributes compare to the rest of Tameside.

This ward profile gives an introduction to the characteristics of the area, and demonstrates how many of Denton West's key attributes compare to the rest of Tameside.