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Health inequalities exist because these factors are unequally distributed between people. Some people, for example older people or those belonging to more marginalised groups in society, can ...

The Balanced System is a framework that looks at local health and education data to understand, plan, deliver and evaluate services to support children and young people. In Stockport we have used this ...

Figure below shows obesity prevalence by deprivation and age in Stockport, 2019 taken from the National Child Measurement Programme. Children in the most deprived quintile have a higher rate of ...

Stockport was Greater Manchester's Town of Culture for 2023/2024, securing funding to support the arts and creativity in the borough. This provided opportunities to be active and creative and enabled ...

Figure below shows inequalities in premature mortality (under 75 years) from heart disease and cancer, most and least deprived quintiles in Stockport fom 2018 to 2020. People in the most deprived ...

Stockport is a focus area for Greater Manchester as part of a joint Resilience 4 Cities (R4C) initiative between the Greater Manchester Resilience Unit, Resilient Cities Network, the Zurich Foundation ...

You can find out more about the current population of Stockport by visiting the JSNA and reviewing the State of the Borough report on The Stockport Big Picture website. Health inequalities are driven ...

Poverty causes ill health, drives inequality in health outcomes and is associated with higher use of health, children’s and adult social care services. 17% of the UK’s population are estimated to be ...

Our housing, outdoor spaces, and communities are building blocks for health, and because the opportunities they offer are not equally distributed, these differences cause inequalities in our health.