Programmes from tackling racism to financial advice and support for service users are included in a first population health report produced by the Trust.

The report has been co-produced with service users to show the work taking place across communities supported by ELFT.

The ELFT strategy commits the Trust to taking action to improve population health along with improving quality of care, staff, experience and value.

The Trust believes it has a responsibility to make the communities it serves a fairer place to live and work, and to see those communities thrive.

Service users have helped produce the new report to identify case studies of good practice and areas where we have the opportunity to do more.

“Improving population health can only be achieved through true collaboration,” said Laura Austin Croft, Director of Population Health.

“This report really demonstrates a commitment to innovation and change led in equal partnership by service users, colleagues and partners across the health, social care and voluntary and community sectors in North East London (NEL) and Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes (BLMK).”

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