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The Pembrokeshire SHARP project
is evaluating a healthy living approach as a way of addressing
health and wellbeing. It is exploring whether the healthy living
approach able to make a positive difference to the way that
services are run and decisions are made which affect a community’s
health – can communities be involved in identifying and
addressing issues affecting health and wellbeing?
The project is running in three Pembrokeshire communities. Click
for a map. |
| Areas of study include: |
- Supporting communities in the process of identifying
their health needs and priorities and planning ways of meeting
these needs
- Recording interventions and any perceived effect on people’s
quality of life
- Evaluating the healthy living approach as a tool to respond
to local needs
- Evaluating the healthy living approach from different
starting points of community involvement
- Measuring the use of resources involved
- Assessing the impact on those involved in the process
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| Monkton |
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An area on the outskirts of Pembroke town made up of a
council estate, terraced housing and a travelers site:
most “deprived” in Pembrokeshire according
to the Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation 2000
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| Hubberston
and Hakin |
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Part of Milford Haven town made up of council estates,
terraced streets and new executive housing overlooking
the Milford Haven waterway: third in Pembrokeshire on
the Education Index of the Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation
2000
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| Llanychaer
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| Llanychaer - is a small rural village and spread out
farming community 3 miles inland from Fishguard at the
mouth of the Gwaun Valley. There is a village green, pub,
post office, chapel and church. Most housing is occupied
by local people. |
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