Publications

This self-assessment tool is designed to support local health and care leaders through health and wellbeing boards (HWBs).

Adult social care is an absolutely vital public service that supports some of our most vulnerable people and promotes the wellbeing and independence of many more.

The LGA's Care and Health Improvement Programme and the Institute of Public Care launched a report at the National Children's and Adult Services (NCAS) Conference 2016 to present the role and use of technology in the transformation of social care and integration across care and health, offering a place-based vision for future service delivery.

Read our short guide to Adult Social Care, part of the 'Don't be left in the dark' series.

By working with our NHS partners and the voluntary sector, councils can play a vital part in tackling barriers to self-care.

This briefing describes the essential role community optics can play in helping to improve eye health specifically, as well as general health and wellbeing.

This manual brings together the arguments for a HiAP approach with practical suggestions for development at the local level.

The case studies have been chosen to illustrate positive approaches to commissioning being taken across the country to address a wide range of public health challenges.

A multifaceted approach to tackling this issue appears in all local authorities' health and wellbeing strategies.

Use your leadership role to ensure that this issue remains an urgent priority for your council and your local partners.