Working Towards Affordable Warmth in SeftonDavid ColbourneSustainable Energy Officer Technical services 0151 934 4216HECA Conference, Bournemouth, May 2005

Affordable Warmth in SeftonSefton??The scale of the problemProgrammeAchievementsLessons/FutureRefereesAdverts

Sefton???

The scale of the problem

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Actual numbers of excess winter deaths

Local authoritypopewds 93-4ewds 94/5ewds 95-6ewds 96/7ewds 97/8total ewds (93-98)Mean EWMex.hosp. Ad

Knowsley154,0005011714010578489980

Liverpool468,00031278425490118134126818.5

Sefton290,0002020433730311497719524.9

St Helens179,0002377143123364018017

Wirral329,0006523027231715310362076

England & Wales52,212.0026,01827,40240,23748,02019,984161,66032,33214.50%

% by which winter deaths > non-winter deaths

Local authority%pop >60/65ewm% 93/4ewm% 94/5ewm% 95/6ewm% 96/7ewm% 97/8mean ewm%

Knowsley16.482328211618.8

Liverpool1710152328718.0

Sefton21.971830261020.0

St Helens17.910122319614.4

Wirral20.2151821251218.7

England & Wales18.2141623281218.5

NOTES:

ex.hosp.admissions for cold-related illness in your Health Authority. (97/8 only)

District EWM data for 98-9 isn't yet available from our files but..

the E & W average in 98-9 rose to 28%, and further to 29.8% in the winter of 99-00.

EWM data from ONS, re-worked at NEA. EHA data from Hospital Episodes db

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Sefton EWM

actual numbers of excess winter deaths

Local authoritypopewds 93-4ewds 94/5ewds 95-6ewds 96/7ewds 97/8ewds 98/9ewds 99/00ewds 00/01ewds 01/02total ewds (93-02)Mean EWM

Sefton290,000202043373031123542661012341930214

Degree days2,118242520222003194020502221

What Problem?CSE: FP assessment March 2003 (LASP)Used 1991 Census and 1996 English House condition survey28% Fuel poor in Sefton (33% M/side, 23% Eng)9 of 23 wards, worst 10%31,893 householdsbest Ward Harrington 13%, 611 householdsHow reliable is this?

FundingNRF BLP, 2 wards, 15K paNRF MLC, 5 wards, 7.5K paNRF FGF, 3 wards, 7.5K paHAZ, 7 wards, 13K, 1 yearnpower community scheme, 5 wards, 12K, 5 monthsScottishPower EEC, 65K, 4 yearsnpower EEC, 5.1K, 5 months

1. Cambridge*+

2. Meols+

3. Dukes*

4. Norwood+

5. Kew+

6. Birkdale+

7. Ainsdale+

8. Harington+

9. Ravenmeols

10. Manor

11. Blundellsands

12. Victoria

13. Church*

14. Linacre*

15. Derby*

16. Litherland*

17. Ford*

18. St Oswald*

19. Netherton & Orrell*

20. Molyneux

21. Sudell

22. Park

Approximate Funding Zones

* NRF Zones

+ HAZ Zone

No Funding

Partners BLP, FGF, MLC, SHISS, MF, EPP, MEEAC, referrers, Sefton Council 178 trained referrers 454 home visits188 direct grants340 measures152 referred to other grants

LessonsDont limit your measures Referrers treat them like spouses (dont forget them, at least 3 cards a year)long term exit plan (what happens when you run out of money)Market the scheme (decision-makers)

Referrers

Profession

No.

Total

Feelgood Factory Staff

12

Voluntary Sector

4

Maghull Health Centre Staff

19

May Logan Centre Staff

6

Bootle Health Care

DN Care Manager/Care Practitioner

NCM

2

16

18

Southport Housing Association

7

Lincoln Road Clinic Southport Respiratory Nurse

1

1

Alder Hey Hospital Asthma Nurse

2

2

Thornton Health Centre Family Health Nurse

1

1

Social Services North Sefton

16

Social Services (Waterloo Town Hall)

Admin Team Manager/Team Manager

CCP (Community Care Practitioner)

Social Worker/Social Services

2

4

12

18

Sefton MBC Environmental Protection

EHO

Section Manager/Project Supervisor

Technical Officer/Senior Technical Officer

HSO

4

2

7

2

15

Sefton MBC Technical Services

Energy Officer

Energy Manager

1

1

2

Breathe Easy Group

3

Sefton Social Services

Occupational Therapist

Community Care Practitioner

15

7

22

Southport CAB

8

Anchor Staying Put

4

South Sefton PCT

Health Visitors

Occupational Therapists

PALS Support

Family Health nurse

Nursery Nurse

Early Years Worker

Midwife

11

2

2

1

16

Sefton Health Improvements

2

Sefton Pensioners Advocacy

1

Merseyside Fire and Rescue

1

TOTAL

178

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