The first five years of a child’s life can affect how they learn and grow into an adult. We have launched a new plan which sets out how we will help every child in Essex get the best start in life. Our Early Years and Childcare strategy is our vision for children and families across the county. It also outlines...
What does the data tell us about how far we have to go and our areas of focus.
The Essex Domestic Abuse Commissioning Strategy 2021-24 (PDF, 895.90kB) sets out 5 key objectives that will aim to improve victims' outcomes across the county.
With the gradual ease out of lockdown and the furlough scheme ending in September 2021, ECC needs to proactively plan for the increased and changing demand on employment services. These circumstances will potentially create a new cohort of individuals who have not needed to previously engage with these services. A broader programme of work is underway to understand financial resilience...
Our People Plan is our new workforce strategy which will define how we will continue to build the capability, skills and culture we need for our workforce of the future.
This strategy is for everybody in Southend, Essex and Thurrock, (Greater Essex), who is living with dementia or supporting someone who is. It describes what we want support for people with dementia to look like in the future and identifies 9 priorities for action to make this happen. The strategy has been developed in partnership between Essex County Council, Southend on...
To better understand the scale of the infrastructure challenges facing Essex, all local authorities in Essex commissioned the creation of a Growth and Infrastructure Framework (GIF) for the county and two unitaries. The framework presents an overview of growth patterns to 2036, evidences the infrastructure required, and estimates likely costs and funding gaps. This report presents an overview of growth patterns...
This publication contains data taken from the Adult Social Care Finance Return (ASC-FR) and Short and Long Term (SALT) collection to provide information regarding adult social care activity and finance on local authorities in England for 2017-18. This is the fourth year of the SALT and ASC-FR collections, and the second year in which the adult social care activity...
Every local area must have a Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy setting out the priorities identified through the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) that local government, the NHS and other partners will deliver together through the Health and Wellbeing Board. The JHWS is intended to set ‘a small number of key strategic priorities for action’, where there is an opportunity...
District Profiles and Specialist Topic Reports
