Healthy Place Shaping

Healthy Place Shaping is about creating communities where it is easy to be healthy.

Find out more about Healthy Place Shaping (HPS) in Oxfordshire.

This page provides links and downloads for local indicators related to Healthy Place Shaping.

If you are planning to assess the health impact of a proposed development, please use the Oxfordshire HIA toolkit and data contained within the JSNA to understand the health and wellbeing needs of the local population to identify how a scheme might impact on local needs. Such assessments will need to consider how any development will impact on and seek to reduce health inequalities, for further information please access the Oxfordshire Local Area Health Inequalities Dashboard.

Page last updated 16 May 2023. If you need help finding data on Oxfordshire please email jsna@oxfordshire.gov.uk

Built environment

Download: Built environment indicators for Healthy Place Shaping slide deck (to be added June 2023)

List of indicators:

Air pollution (NOx)
Air pollution (particulates)
Housing and health
Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure plans
Communities with 20 mph speed limit

Explore: access to local services using the Oxfordshire 20 minute neighbourhood tool

Community activation

Download: Community activation indicators for Healthy Place Shaping slide deck (to be added June 2023)

List of indicators:

Sense of belonging
Number of cycling and walking activation initiatives that promote inclusion
Volunteering or community participation in the last 12 months
Adults who feel lonely often or always or some of the time Oxfordshire trend to 2019/20

New models of care

Download: New models of care indicators for Healthy Place Shaping slide deck (to be added June 2023)

List of indicators

People supported by social prescribing
People in contact with the Make Every Contact Count programme

Wellbeing outcomes

Download: Wellbeing indicators for Healthy Place Shaping slide deck (to be added June 2023)

List of indicators:

Wellbeing: people with a high anxiety score Oxfordshire trend to 2021/22
Wellbeing: people with a low happiness score Oxfordshire trend to 2021/22
Physically active children and young people Oxfordshire trend District Comparison 2021/22
Physically inactive adults Oxfordshire trend District Comparison 2021/22
Adults walking for travel at least 3 days per week Oxfordshire trend to 2021/22
Adults cycling for travel at least 3 days per week Oxfordshire trend to 2021/22
Adults (aged 16 plus) meeting the '5-a-day' fruit and vegetable consumption recommendations Oxfordshire trend to 2021/22
Overweight children - reception (aged 4-5) prevalence of overweight (including obesity) Oxfordshire trend to 2021/22
Overweight children - year 6 (aged 10-11) prevalence of overweight (including obesity) Oxfordshire trend to 2021/22
Overweight adults - percentage of adults (aged 18 plus) classified as overweight or obese Oxfordshire trend to 2021/22

Explore: local level (within Oxfordshire) health indicators see Oxfordshire Local Area Inequalities Dashboard