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Welsh: #IechydTaiCTM

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Bridgend College's STEAM Academy offers an exceptional learning environment to students who are studying Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts technology or Mathematics (STEAM) courses. STEAM Academy opened in September 2021 and is based at the College’s Pencoed Campus. The £30m building boasts impressive learning and teaching facilities, as well as being an important part of the College's journey to delivering net zero carbon, aligned to their strategic plan to reduce carbon emissions by 25% by 2025

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What do you see are the barriers and the enablers to further progress the housing & health agenda in CTM?

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What do you see are the barriers and the enablers to further progress the housing & health agenda in CTM?

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What would assist you/your organisation in taking the housing & health agenda forward collaboratively in CTM?

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What would assist you/your organisation in taking the housing & health agenda forward collaboratively in CTM?

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What would you like to see happen next for the housing & health agenda in CTM?

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What would you like to see happen next for the housing & health agenda in CTM?

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Following todays summit what will you take forward/action to progress the housing & health agenda?

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Following todays summit what will you take forward/action to progress the housing & health agenda?

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Please add any further comments or reflections from today's event.

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This event builds upon and takes its themes from the successful Housing and Health Summit held in Cwm Taf Morgannwg (CTM) in 2018.  Much has changed in that time, not least the impact of COVID-19, which has highlighted the impacts of inequities in housing and its effects on health outcomes. Progress has also been made, however, with stronger alliances and partnerships and ground-breaking innovation by partners.

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Gone are the days we need to cram everything into an A3 poster to be printed off, put on display and then forgotten about as soon as someone leaves an event.

Utilise this digital exhibition/ repository to share the work you are doing in relation to health and housing.

We don't want to limit this to best practice, share with us what didn't work, what you're trying to improve.

Take a look around at what others are sharing and let's keep the conversation going beyond the conference.

(If sharing multiple files for one topic, please upload as a zip folder)

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The overall aims of the Housing and Health Summit are to:

1. Build on the successes of the 2018 summit.

2. Inspire delegates about the mutual benefits of tackling housing to improve health, ease pressures on acute services and support the local economy in CTM.

3. Inform delegates of current activities spanning housing and health in CTM, including the Healthy Housing Partnership.

4.  Agree to a collective manifesto for housing and health for the region for 2022 and longer-term to inform partnership-working and service delivery.

5. Communicate efforts to improve housing and health by partners in CTM to wider partners and the general public.

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Cwm Taf Morgannwg Health and Housing Summit 2022 Agenda Eng v1

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Uwchgynhadledd Iechyd a Thai Cwm Taf Morgannwg 2022 Agenda Cym v1

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Download the biographies or read them in the below posts.

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Cwm Taf Morgannwg Housing and Health Summit Biographies v1

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RHA Wales Housing Association: Chief Executive Officer Cwm Taf Morgannwg Regional Partnership Board: Vice Chair
Luke has over 20 years of experience in the housing sector working across Local Government and Housing Associations. He started his career as a trainee-housing manager with Swansea Local Authority whilst studying for his Masters in Housing at Cardiff University. He moved into strategic housing roles in homelessness prevention and housing advice before joining one of the largest housing associations in the UK - Places for People Group, where he spent almost a decade working across the UK in a range of roles. Luke became the Regional Manager for the North West of England covering areas ranging from Manchester to Morecombe on the North West coast. In 2014, Luke returned to live and work in South Wales and joined the RHA Wales housing association (formerly Rhondda Housing Association) as their Director of Housing before becoming their CEO in 2018. Luke is passionate about making a positive difference and using housing’s role as a catalyst for this change across housing and health. Luke is Vice Chair of the Regional Partnership Board for Cwm Taff Morgannwg which brings together health, housing and social care. He is also a board member of Business in the Community Cymru, HRH’s responsible network for business.

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Community Housing Cymru: Policy and External Affairs Manager

Sarah is a Policy and External Affairs Manager at Community Housing Cymru (CHC), the membership body for housing associations in Wales. CHC support registered social landlords to provide housing and services to 10% of the Welsh population and fulfil the sector vision of a Wales where good housing is a basic right for all. Sarah leads CHC's health, social care and supported housing portfolio, working with members, partners and decision-makers to improve integration and demonstrate the value of housing to health and wellbeing.  Sarah is a trustee for Chwarae Teg, a charity working for gender equality in Wales. She is also an editorial panel member for Thinkhouse, a free online library for housing research.

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Public Health Wales: Consultant in Public Health

Dr Sumina Azam is a Consultant in Public Health at Public Health Wales. At Public Health Wales Sumina is also the Policy Lead, and Deputy Director of Policy and International Health, WHO Collaborating Centre on Investment for Health and Wellbeing. Sumina has undertaken work in a range of areas in recent years, including housing, fuel poverty and health, Brexit and trade, and sustainable development.

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Public Health Wales: Senior Policy Officer Public

Manon is a Senior Policy Officer in Public Health Wales’s Policy Team, having joined in February 2022. Manon leads the Policy team’s work on health and housing, and also works on health inequalities and the cost of living crisis.

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Welsh Government
Stuart is responsible for major capital programmes in the Housing & Regeneration directorate, including Social Housing Grant and the commitment to build 20,000 low carbon homes for social rent, the Housing with Care Fund supporting innovative housing development to meet care needs, and the Transforming Towns regeneration investment programme. Stuart was previously Deputy Chief Executive of Healthcare Inspectorate Wales.

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Valleys to Coast: Chief Executive

Joanne is a qualified accountant with over 20 years of experience in senior leadership roles across the public and third sectors. Joanne previously worked as the Director of Strategy and Corporate Services at Social Care Wales, a care and support organisation. Joanne is also a passionate Board member of Bron Afon Community Housing, Bridgend College, and a Trustee for Building Communities Trust.

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Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council: Interim Head of Community Safety and Housing

Cheryl is the Head of Community Safety and Community Housing for Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council (RCT CBC). Cheryl has worked in the field of housing for many years and has specialist knowledge and experience of working with homelessness legislation and commissioning of Housing Support Grant services.

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Cwm Taf Morgannwg Area Planning Board: Lead Officer (Substance Misuse)

Ceri has had a varied career starting in Finance and then moving into Health (GP Practice) and Housing. Ceri has worked in the Substance Misuse Commissioning Team in Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council since July 2008, becoming the Area Planning Board Lead in 2016.

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Hafod: Director of Research and Innovation

Dr Jamie Smith is Director of Research and Innovation at Hafod and leads Side-by-Side, Hafod’s specialist innovation unit established in 2021. Jamie had worked in public services roles for 20 years.  Prior to joining Hafod in 2018, he worked as Head of Public Services Research at the Welsh Government, taking up the role in 2010. Jamie held various research and innovation-related roles in central and local government prior to this, following completion of a PhD on climate change in 2002.  Jamie is passionate about meaningful innovation and is currently engaged in several projects around the cost-of-living, de-carbonisation, isolation and loneliness, health inequality and re-imagining older age.

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Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB: Consultant in Public Health

Philip Daniels is a Consultant in Public Health in the Cwm Taf Morgannwg public health team, leading on health improvement and wider determinants.  Philip began his public health career working in homeless hostels in Cardiff and has a keen interest in housing as a determinant of health.

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Specialty Registrar in Public Health

Chris Emmerson is a Specialty Registrar in Public Health. Before entering the field of public health, he worked in frontline housing and drug services in East London and Cardiff. He has a particular interest in health inequalities and system working.

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Trivallis: Asset Regeneration Senior Lead for Asset Regeneration

David is a housing professional with 38 years’ experience in housing management and estate and asset regeneration. During that time David has worked in local authority and housing associations in Rhondda Cynon Taff. Currently leading the asset regeneration team in Trivallis where he manages all things regeneration and decarbonisation across four separate teams. David has recently been able to oversee developments including supported living projects for adults with learning difficulties and high-level autism as well as general needs homes which are suitable for adapted and bariatric people.

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Trivallis: Asset Regeneration Manager

Jonathan is a housing professional with nearly 15 years’ experience in housing, regeneration and development. During that time Jonathan has worked in housing associations and local authorities in Wales and England. Currently specialising in regeneration and development in Trivallis where he manages a programme of both general needs and specialist developments. Current specialist developments include supported living projects for adults with learning difficulties and high-level autism as well as general needs homes which are suitable for adapted and bariatric people.

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Newydd Housing Association: Head of Community Regeneration

Rachel Honey-Jones is Head of Community Regeneration at Newydd Housing Association and a Vice Chair in Wales’ first tenant and employee mutual – Merthyr Valleys Homes and a Board Member of HACT - a solutions agency committed to promoting ideas and innovation across the housing sector. Rachel is also a housing representative for the Cwm Taf Morgannwg Regional Partnership Board.

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Cwm Taf Morgannwg Regional Partnership Board: Regional Commissioning Officer

Nia is employed as a Joint Regional Commissioning Officer for Cwm Taf Morgannwg Regional Partnership Board (RPB).  Nia’s role is varied, leading a wide range of complex strategic developments, including commissioning regional contracts for children’s social care, coordinating Welsh Government capital funding for investment into the region for older people, people with learning disabilities and children with complex needs and is involved in leading the development of a 5-10 year regional capital strategy.  Prior to this, she managed a multi-disciplinary team, providing integrated health and social care support to families and children living in deprived communities, under the Welsh Government’s Flying Start Programme. In her previous life, Nia served in Her Majesty’s Armed forces (Royal Air Force) for 14 years and served overseas with NATO and United Nation allies.

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Bridgend College: Head of Curriculum for Engineering, Science, Construction and Building Services

Rachel Edmonds-Naish is Head of Curriculum for Science, Engineering, Construction and Building Services at Bridgend College. Rachel recognises that the Further Education sector has the potential to transform individual lives as well as communities. Rachel is co-chair of the Net Zero Wales Skills Economies Advisory Forum, demonstrating her passion for the capacity of systems-thinking and cross-sector partnerships to achieve ambitious outcomes for health, housing and sustainable development.

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Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB: Director of Strategy and Transformation

Linda is an experienced NHS executive and has worked at a senior level across many sectors of the NHS and in partnership organisations. This includes a Local Authority and the Voluntary Sector as well as the Chief Officer of a Commissioning organisation. Linda thus has a good understanding of the NHS, the public sector in general and the wider political context. Linda trained as a Physiotherapist, specialising in Stroke care, before taking on General Management roles in Medicine, Ophthalmology and Community Services. Linda’s career then took her into commissioning in various organisations in the South West of England and eventually to NHS England. At one point, she was the commissioner of 400 GP practices. Linda spent a little over 2 years as the Chief Officer of Wiltshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG). Since then she has undertaken assignments as a consultant. For the last 18 months, she has been the Executive Director of Strategy and Partnerships at Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB aiming to ensure that the Health Board best serves the population.

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Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB: Chief Executive

Paul Mears has been Chief Executive of Cwm Taf Morgannwg Health Board in Wales, UK since September 2020. The Health Board is an integrated population health organisation delivering and commissioning healthcare services for a population of 450,000 in the Welsh Valleys.  This includes three general hospitals, mental health services, community care, primary care services and public health.  Paul is the national CEO lead in the Welsh NHS for innovation and also leads the delivery of value-based healthcare across the country. Prior to this role, Paul spent two years as an independent management consultant advising a number of clients in both the public and private healthcare sectors as well as digital healthcare businesses.  This included working as a Senior Advisor to McKinsey & Company.  Paul was previously Chief Executive of Yeovil District Hospital in Somerset where he established the Symphony Programme designed to integrate care across primary care, the acute hospital and community services.   Paul started his NHS career in Torbay where he was instrumental in setting up Torbay Care Trust and leading the operational business of one of the first integrated community health and social care organisations in England as well as working as Chief Operating Officer at Torbay Hospital.  Paul has an interest in integrated care, digital healthcare and innovation that has led him to speak at a range of national and international events on these topics.  His development of integrated care models has been featured in the Financial Times, The Economist and Health Service Journal.  Paul is a strong believer that the future of healthcare is a pivot away from a focus on hospital-based care to upstream engagement and involvement of communities in improving health outcomes as well as using digital technologies to drive a more citizen-centred healthcare system.

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Cwm Taf Morgannwg Health and Housing summit

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Use the below post to indicate what areas are you interested in for the future.

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select/tap the 'heart' on the theme you would like to connect on in the future.

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Housing health and "wellbeing/ mental health"

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Housing health and "wellbeing/ mental health"

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Housing health and "hospital release or access to Primary Care services"

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Housing health and "hospital release or access to Primary Care services"

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Who currently sits on this board from a criminal justice perspective? There has been little focus on crime/offending and this has a huge impact on housing.

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Luke Takeuchi: Chief Executive Officer - RHA Wales Housing Association & Vice Chair Cwm Taf Morgannwg Regional Partnership Board

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Sarah Scotcher - Community Housing Cymru

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Sumina Azam & Manon Roberts - Public Health Wales

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Working Together for Housing and Health: V2C (Valleys to Coast)

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Working Together for Housing and Health: V2C (Valleys to Coast)

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Joanne Oak - Chief Executive Officer V2C

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Working Together for Housing and Health: Specialist Mental Health and Substance Misuse Housing Outreach Service

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Working Together for Housing and Health: Specialist Mental Health and Substance Misuse Housing Outreach Service

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Cheryl Emery - Head of Community Safety and Community Housing – Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council

Ceri Ford - Cwm Taf Morgannwg Area Planning Board - Lead Officer (Substance Misuse)

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Dr Jamie Smith - Director of Research and Innovation Hafod

Philip Daniels - Consultant in Public Health Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB

Chris Emmerson - Specialty Registrar in Public Health

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Data and Evaluation: Developing Specialist Housing in Conjunction with Key Partners

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Data and Evaluation: Developing Specialist Housing in Conjunction with Key Partners

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Dave Pugh and John Davies - Trivallis Housing Association

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Funding and Development for Housing and Health: GetFit.Wales Health and  housing working together with communities

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Funding and Development for Housing and Health: GetFit.Wales Health and  housing working together with communities

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Rachel Honey Jones - Newydd Housing Association

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Funding and Development for Housing and Health: Developing Accommodation with Care – Role of the CTM Regional Partnership Board

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Funding and Development for Housing and Health: Developing Accommodation with Care – Role of the CTM Regional Partnership Board

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Nia McIntosh - Regional Commissioning Unit of the

Regional Partnership Board Cwm Taf Morgannwg

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Future Accommodation Needs: The House and Workforce of the Future

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Future Accommodation Needs: The House and Workforce of the Future

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Rachel Edmonds-Naish - Head of Curriculum STEAM Bridgend College

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Social housing tenants .. who are unpaid carers. Identifying and providing health & wellbeing support

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Home Group Mental Health Hospital Discharge

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Home Group Mental Health Hospital Discharge

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HomeGroup used winter pressure funding for 2020/21 - Mental Health Hospital Discharge project. Specialist housing support advisors embedded in MH units supporting long stay service users into independent living. Big success in reducing length of stay and sustaining new tenancies. Docs attached.