In January 2023 Halton partner agencies and the public came together to participate in a workshop called ‘Alternate Futures’. The aim of the workshop was to better understand the challenges that children and families living with conduct disorders face.

This report summarises findings of a community consultation project undertaken on behalf of NHS Cheshire and Merseyside to ascertain the general public’s views on a series of proposed Anchor Framework Impact Measures.

This focus group study was undertaken as part of the Complete Care Community (CCC) initiative which is an innovative national programme designed to support health systems to utilise Primary Care Networks in tackling health inequalities.

This report presents the findings of a community consultation project undertaken with citizens and wider stakeholders to ascertain their views and opinions about the seven priority areas detailed in an Anchor Institution Framework for Cheshire and Merseyside. It is commissioned by Cheshire and Merseyside Health & Care Partnership to ensure that the views and opinions of others helps to inform efforts to improve health outcomes, leverage social value and tackle health inequalities.

This report summarises key achievements in year two of the Ways to Wellbeing project funded by The National Lottery Community Fund. Over the last twelve months, with support from our funders, we have tailored the project to assist people throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. In year two we supported 1792 unique beneficiaries in Halton and Knowsley, read more about the service in this evaluation report.

This report provides a summary of the findings of a Peoples’ Park Bench Project funded by Wellbeing Enterprises CIC (WE). Aligning with one of WE’s values; ‘People Powered’, Wellbeing Enterprises has agreed to donate a park bench the boroughs of Halton, Knowsley Liverpool and St Helens and invited local citizens to decide their locations using a Twitter voting method. A shortlist of parks for each area was determined with the support of each council’s Parks and Regeneration Teams.

Funded by Cheshire & Merseyside NHS Health & Care Partnership, we facilitated a number of creative community consultations with citizens living in East Cheshire, Halton and St Helens to understand what their hopes and dreams for a better life are in the places where they live. The attached report details the findings of this small scale study, the recommendations of which have fed into regional and local plans to support the implementation of the Social Value Act 2012 - giving some assurance that efforts to improve economic, social and environmental wellbeing are led by and for local citizens.

We worked with citizens in Halton to produce the worlds first citizen-led asset map for the area. Happy Place app is completely free and enables anyone to discover and share places that help improve their wellbeing. This report showcases the findings of a community researcher project to map community assets in the Halton area.

Funding by Children in Need, we provide a wellbeing service for children and young people living in Halton who are looking for support to improve their mental health and wellbeing. In year 2 we supported 293 children and young people in Halton, read more about the difference this made in our evaluation report

Funded by Children in Need, we provide a wellbeing service for children and young people living in Halton who are looking for support to improve their mental health and wellbeing. Read our Year 1 evaluation report to see how the service is developing.

Download the visual minutes taken from our citizen-led dream workshops undertaken with the people of Halton here

Discover the dream work undertaken by the Halton Third Sector Consortium and how the future for the people and communities of Halton could look now