RSHE audit toolkit: local and national data
Hertfordshire Young People's Survey
The Young People’s Health & Wellbeing Survey (YPHWS) gathers information from young people aged 11-19 in Hertfordshire to help identify their health behaviours and needs and provides useful insight into the sexual health of young people within the county.
The survey in a funded by Hertfordshire County Council's Public Health and Services for Young People teams. It is run by the Public Health Evidence & Intelligence Team. The survey provides an opportunity for partnership working between organisations providing services to young people around the county.
Herts Health Evidence: Young People's Health & Wellbeing Survey
Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA)
Hertfordshire's Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) looks at the specific health and social care needs of our local population and points out areas of inequality. It helps public bodies decide what type of local services to commission.
The JSNA contains a variety of needs assessments, each looking at a different issue. They are regularly updated to reflect the changing needs of the population.
Hertfordshire Joint Strategic Needs Assessment
SPLASH
OHID: Sexual and Reproductive Health Profiles
OHID: Sexual and Reproductive Health Profiles - Data
HERTS insight Health and Wellbeing Profile
Health and Wellbeing Profile - County | Hertfordshire
National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles
NATSAL: National survey of sexual attitudes and lifestyles
Hertfordshire County Council Sexual Health Strategy
This strategy outlines HCC’s ambition to improve sexual health and wellbeing including the provision of sexual health services; encourage safe sex, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and HIV; and prevent unwanted pregnancy and access to advice and support on sexual health matters.
Hertfordshire County Council: Sexual Health Strategy
Hertfordshire County Council Teenage Pregnancy Strategy
This strategy outlines the approach to reducing teenage conceptions and providing support for young parents in Hertfordshire.
Every care has been taken to ensure the information and any recommendations in the toolkit are accurate at the time of publishing. Schools must make their own judgements when using these resources and always risk assess with their pupils in mind.
This toolkit is brought to you by the HFL Education Wellbeing team. Contact the team at wellbeing@hfleducation.org or call 01438 544464.