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Summary Report Northamptonshire Hidden Needs Foreword Northamptonshire Community Foundation has been at the forefront of funding small local charities and ‘We will look to engage with a community groups to improve the wellbeing of our range of partners and donors on communities over the last 16 years working alongside a broad range of donors that feel passionate about making how we can best work together a positive difference to people’s lives and our county. to support the most pressing needs of our communities and However, as this Hidden Needs Report highlights build a better future for all.’ there are key areas of deprivation and inequality that are of great concern and need tackling within Northamptonshire. Through this report we hope to encourage more local philanthropists to work closely hidden needs and pooling shared resources to best with the Foundation to provide more directed grant effect and impact. giving in order to channel funds to address urgent local needs. We will look to engage with a range of partners and donors on how we can best work together to support The good news is that over the next three years the most pressing needs of our communities and build a Northamptonshire Community Foundation has a match better future for all. fund endowment challenge in partnership with the Constance Travis Charitable Trust, which will boost any Victoria Miles DL donor direct giving with a 50% uplift towards tackling CEO, Northamptonshire Community Foundation About Northamptonshire Community Foundation Northamptonshire Community Foundation is a unique charity which promotes and manages philanthropy. We are the leading independent grant-making charity to funding community-based action which improves in the county and we are proud to have worked with the lives of our county’s most disadvantaged people our fund holders and donors to ensure projects make a and communities. Child poverty, unemployment, sustainable impact on local needs, helping our donors homelessness, domestic violence and social isolation are make the most of their charitable giving. just some of the issues we strive to tackle each year. We deliver a variety of funding for the local voluntary We are one of 46 Community Foundations across the and community sector having awarded over £11 million UK and over 1800 similar foundations across the world in grants since our inception to make Northamptonshire which are playing a leading role in the development a better place to live and have built an endowment of of community philanthropy and resources to sustain nearly £9 million. We aim to increase our endowment communities. Since the network’s conception £1 billion fund to at least £15 million by 2020. We are dedicated has been awarded nationally to community groups. Northamptonshire Community Foundation 2 Northamptonshire: Hidden Needs Contents Foreword 02 Introduction 04 Summary 05 Population and Deprivation 06 Children and Young People 08 Health and Wellbeing 11 Housing 14 Crime 16 Conclusion 18 Northamptonshire Community Foundation 18 Albion Place, Northampton, NN1 1UD Tel: 01604 230033 Email: [email protected] Charity registration number: 1094646 Produced by the Institute for Social Innovation and Impact at the University of Northampton for Northamptonshire Community Foundation Produced by the Institute of Social Innovation and Impact at the University of Northampton 3 Introduction While appearing to be an attractive rural county stretched along the picturesque Nene Valley, Northamptonshire struggles with notable social inequalities, most significantly in: health and This report explores five areas of hidden need in wellbeing; and skills/education. Northamptonshire: population and deprivation; children and young people; The growth of Northamptonshire’s population and health and wellbeing; its increasing diversity and complexity, means that now is the right time to identify the hidden needs of housing; and the local population. crime. These inequalities are present among hidden needs of the local population. all ethnic and social groups across Indeed, the sub-region is now facing the county. Amongst others, one a considerable growth in the number of the underlying causes of these of residents who are either under 20 inequalities is that the various needs or over 65 years of age; the county of the sub-region’s inhabitants are is also experiencing the expansion most likely not being adequately of Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) identified and/or addressed by the groups, as well as the development local authorities and other factors of new migrant communities from (e.g. charities). In fact, several areas Romania and Bulgaria. in Northamptonshire such as Corby, some parts of Northampton, and to a This report explores five areas of lesser extent Kettering, stand out as hidden need in Northamptonshire the most deprived in England as well (population and deprivation; as in the county. children and young people; health PICTURE: Umbrella Fair and wellbeing; housing; and crime) Organisation’s annual free The growth of Northamptonshire’s and shows how Northamptonshire community festival to promote population and its increasing Community Foundation is meeting sustainable living and social change diversity and complexity, means that these needs through case-studies now is the right time to identify the of projects that they have funded. Northamptonshire Community Foundation 4 Northamptonshire: Hidden Needs Summary Northamptonshire has areas that are in the top 1 per cent most deprived nationally for education and skills, income and employment, health, crime and housing. Life expectancy for males and females Overall, Northamptonshire’s was lower in Corby outcomes are comparable with and Northampton, the national average, with the with Daventry exception of self-harm related reporting also hospital admissions for adults. reporting lower female For this area, only one district life expectancy. in Northamptonshire reported hospital admissions lower than the On exploring the adult health and wellbeing in national average, with the remaining Corby and Northampton, issues identified included: six reporting higher numbers. smoking-related alcohol-related self-harm related deaths hospital admissions hospital admissions Other areas reporting similar issues were Kettering and Wellingborough. Overall, Corby and Northampton reported low Northamptonshire has experienced a growth outcomes in comparison in the child population since 2011, with the to the national average highest proportion of children and young on most areas explored people concentrated in Corby, Kettering and in the report. The main Northampton. issues identified in the report vary from Given the Northamptonshire Health and Wellbeing across the districts, with Board (2016) priorities and the population growth, improvements required children’s health and wellbeing was discussed in this report. Corby and Northampton performed for education, skills, health poorly in comparison with the national average and wellbeing. in the areas of children’s health and wellbeing considered. Produced by the Institute of Social Innovation and Impact at the University of Northampton 5 Population and Deprivation Population and Growth 65+ % The highest area of population growth involved 4.5 those aged 65 years and over who now account for 17.3% of the population. Northamptonshirein population, has which experienced exceeds a the 4.5% national increase and regional growth trends in England and Wales. The highest proportions of older people are concentrated in Daventry, East Northamptonshire, South Northamptonshire and Wellingborough. In Northamptonshire, the This is followed by the Black Caribbean highest proportion of non-white community (estimated at 2.45 per cent) British communities is the Asian and the mixed ethnic groups (estimated community (3.67 per cent). at 2.05 per cent). The greatest diversity was concentrated in the districts of Northampton and Wellingborough. Deprivation % 2 0.1 Most to least deprived areas of Northamptonshire: CORBY NORTHAMPTON WELLINGBOROUGH KETTERING DAVENTRY Northamptonshire has also The highest proportions of experienced growth in the child children and young people are EAST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE population (0-15 years-old); with concentrated in Corby, Kettering 20.1 per cent of the population aged and Northampton. SOUTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE 15 years and under. Northamptonshire Community Foundation 6 Northamptonshire: Hidden Needs As a snapshot of a year, Northamptonshire Community Foundation enabled donors to: 4172 14,046 1551 990 Help 4172 people attend Reduce social isolation 1551 people were 990 people started on the regular social activities for 14,046 people and supported to achieve pathway to employability who were identified as got them connected to independent living especially vulnerable community activity and networks Donor Testimony Group Testimony “As Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Margaret Giffen Charitable “The grant has helped a large Trust who have donated to the NCF Margaret Giffen Community Fund section of the local community, that which has benefited from the matched funding scheme I can confirm that has been in financial difficulty and many local community projects and charities have benefited from this not able to feed themselves and fund. It would have been very difficult for me and my fellow trustees firstly their families. We also have been to have located the many organisations who have benefited from this able to refine our service through fund and secondly to have adequately vetted the
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