This website brings together a library of resources to help assess the health, care and wellbeing needs of communities across Berkshire East and inform local decision making.
This JSNA website has been created by the Berkshire East Public Health Hub, in partnership with the three Berkshire East local authorities – Bracknell Forest Council, Slough Borough Council and the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead (RBWM). Local health colleagues from Frimley Health Integrated Care Board (ICB) have also supported the JSNA process and provided information where possible.
JSNA stands for Joint Strategic Needs Assessment. It is a statutory process by which local authorities and health services work together to assess the current and future health, care and wellbeing needs of the local population to inform local decision making. Decision making can be anything from planning or commissioning services for a specific community to determining overarching priorities for Health and Wellbeing Strategies.
The JSNAs for the Berkshire West local authorities can be found on the main Berkshire Observatory site. For more information, please go to the following pages:
7TH JULY 2023
Mental Health Topic Packs for all three of the Berkshire East local authorities have been created and added to the Mental Health Section under the Disease Conditions and Health Care topic menu. Or Click to go directly to this page here.
1ST JUNE 2023
A newly created Census 2021 page has been created within our JSNA website, to ensure anything relating to the 2021 Census can be found in one place together. You can find this page under the overarching topic menu or by clicking here.
23RD FEBRUARY 2023
The annual update of the JSNA People and Places Summaries have been produced for each of the three Berkshire East local authorities. The latest report is now available and can be found here. These have been split into sections to understand the demographics of the overall population, specific age groups, key health conditions and as a ‘place ‘(deprivation, housing, environment and crime).
Click on one of the topic areas below for more information
The JSNA People and Place Summaries provide an overview of the population in each of the three Berkshire East local authority areas, including factors that impact on how they live.
The latest available public data can be found in one place – the Berkshire Observatory.
Data tool for Berkshire local authorities
