Prosperous Adults - Improvement Stories

Prosperous Adults - Improvement Aim Progress

The vision within our Local Outcome Improvement Plan is for Aberdeen being a place where all people can prosper, regardless of their circumstances. We have 75 improvement aims to help us achieve that vision. Find out about some of our prosperous adult projects; their achievements and the impact on our communities from the case studies below. Visit our improvement project dashboard for further detail on all of our live prosperous adults projects.

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10.1 Reducing reoffending: Providing Support on Release From Prison

10.3 Reducing Wilful Fires in Torry & Ferryhill

10.6 Increase by 15% the victims of domestic abuse receiving support by 2022

12.7 Increase opportunities for individuals who have been at risk of Blood Borne Viruses (BBVs), being tested and accessing treatment

11.1 Suicide Prevention: Improving Awareness of Supports & How We Can All Make a Difference

12.6 Reducing Drug Related Deaths: A Spotlight on Increasing Distribution of Naloxone

10.1 Increase by 10% those individuals, aged 21+ and not subject to statutory throughcare arrangements, who access support services upon release from HMP Grampian by 2022

10.2 Increase to 30 in total, the number of individuals who are on a custodial sentence, on a Community Payback Order with a Supervision Requirement, on Unpaid Work Orders, on Remand or who have been Diverted from Prosecution who are being supported to make progress on the Employability Pipeline by September 2022.

10.3 To reduce the number of wilful fires by 10% by 2022

10.6: Increase by 15% victims of domestic abuse receiving support by November 2022

10.7 To increase by 10% the number of clients who access assessment/support/ treatment/services in relation to mental health issues: – in Police custody – on a community disposal – in HMP Grampian, by 2023

10.8 Reduce the number of drug related deaths occurring within 6 months of liberation from custody from 10 to zero by 2023. 

11.2 To increase opportunities for people to increase their contribution (volunteering) to communities by 10% by 2023

11.3 Support 100 people to feel confident to promote wellbeing and good health choices by 2023.

11.4 Reduce tobacco smoking by 5% overall by 2023

11.6 Increase the number of unpaid carers feeling supported by 10% by 2023. 

11.8 Refer 20% of people living with COPD or other respiratory conditions into specific PR physical activity and other support programmes delivered in community settings by 2023.  

12.2 To decrease the number of 13 and 15 year olds who have reported using substances in Aberdeen to below the national average by 2023, through curriculum delivery and a whole population approach 

12.4 To increase the number of alcohol brief interventions delivered by Primary Care providers and other professionals to above levels achieved in 17/18 by 2023

12.5 To increase the uptake of alcohol treatment by improving access to alcohol services and ensuring they are local, integrated and targets areas of greatest need by 10% year on year by 2023

12.6 Reduce the incidence of fatal drug overdose through innovative developments and by increasing the distribution of naloxone by 10% year on year by 2022. 

12.7 Increase opportunities for individuals who have been at risk of Blood Borne Viruses, being tested and accessing treatment by 2023. 

12.8 To increase uptake of drug treatment and specifically within Locality Areas by 10% each year by 2023

25% fewer people receiving a first ever Court conviction and 2% fewer people reconvicted within one year by 2026
Healthy life expectancy (time lived in good health) is five years longer by 2026.
Rate of harmful levels of alcohol consumption reduced by 4% and drug related deaths lower than Scotland by 2026