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HEALTH INEQUALITIES GRANT PROJECTS
Meeting: 16/01/2024 - Cabinet (Item 10)
10 HEALTH INEQUALITIES GRANT PROJECTS 
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Decision:
(i) That Cabinet acknowledges the submission of bids as set out in the report and approves acceptance of any funding allocated as part of the Covid Outbreak Management Funding (COMF).
(ii) That ehe Service Director – Regulatory Services in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Community Safety and Wellbeing be authorised to spend the grant in relation to Housing and Health Hot-spot areas, entering into any agreements necessary to deliver the projects in line with the grant.
(iii) That the Deputy Chief Executive in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Leisure, Culture and Heritage be authorised to spend the grant in relation to strengthening existing health and wellbeing programmes entering into any agreements necessary to deliver the projects in line with the grant.
Minutes:
The Portfolio Holder for Community Safety and Wellbeing introduced the report on Health Inequality Grants Projects outlining the opportunity to bid for funding from Staffordshire County Council to enable the Council to deliver projects that meet the Health Inequalities agenda.
The Portfolio Holder for Leisure, Culture and Heritage gave an overview of the programmes that would benefit from such funding, highlighting the significant impact it would have on residents’ physical and mental health.
Resolved: (i) That the submission of bids as set out in the report be accepted and acceptance of any funding allocated as part of the Covid Outbreak Management Funding (COMF) be approved.
(ii) That the Service Director for Regulatory Services in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Community Safety and Wellbeing be authorised to spend the grant in relation to Housing and Health Hot-spot areas, entering into any agreements necessary to deliver the projects in line with the grant.
(iii) That the Deputy Chief Executive in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Leisure, Culture and Heritage be authorised to spend the grant in relation to strengthening existing health and wellbeing programmes entering into any agreements necessary to deliver the projects in line with the grant.