Hull Joint Strategic Needs Assessment

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Hull Joint Strategic Needs Assessment

The JSNA is a shared evidence base made up of commentaries and data sources reporting on the key areas of health and wellbeing in Hull and the characteristics of Hull's population.

Welcome

    Thank you for visiting Hull’s Joint Strategic Needs Assessment. Click on the header Welcome to find out more about Hull’s JSNA, about navigating around our website including our Contents Page / Site Map and how to Contact Us. Our Key Facts for Hull provides a summary for Hull....

    Upcoming Changes

      Upcoming changes are due for: (i) Changes to local Area Committee Areas; (ii) Updates following release of the back-revised population estimates; and (iii) Upcoming Young People’s Health and Wellbeing Survey. Click on the header Upcoming Changes above for more details....

      Recent Updates

        As well as the usual scheduled updates, the following have been updated recently: (i) Access to Healthy Assets and Hazards added to Geographical Area; (ii) New JSNA pages for new topic areas; (iii) Picture of Health; (iv) Findings from latest 2024 Survey in Local Surveys Involving Young People. Click on the header Recent Updates above […]...

        Welcome to Hull's Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA)

        The JSNA is a shared evidence base made up of commentaries and data sources which reports on the key areas of health and wellbeing in Hull and the characteristics of Hull's population. Each topic area assesses the current picture in Hull, to support effective service planning and commissioning.

        More information on the JSNA, who contributes, who it is for and finding the information you want can be found under Hull's JSNA. A JSNA summary can be found under Key Facts for Hull.

        Each topic area is on an individual website page and these pages can be accessed through the Main Menu. More information on the topic areas covered within our JSNA can be found under Contents Page / Site Map.

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