Data Collection For One Vision Patient Demographics Data Collection Form Name AgeGender Male Female Ethnicity Reason for One Vision Engagement Financial stress: Psychosocial problems relating to debt, finances, welfare benefits payments, insecure housing, and employment. Job insecurity and unemployment: Programmesfor unemployed peopleor peoplein insecure job positionsto progress towardstable employment Mental health stigma, knowledge and awareness: Stigma and discrimination experienced bypeople with mentalhealth problems, limited awareness, skills and knowledge about mental health Stigma, Discrimination and Marginalisation- Ethnicity and migration status: Problems specific to minority ethnic groups(e.g.stigma, discrimination, migration-related difficulties, language barriers, refugee and migration status Stigma, Discrimination and Marginalisation LGBTQ+ : Problems specific to LGBTQ+groups(e.g.stigma, discrimination, limited awarenessoftrans and non-binary) Socialisolation and loneliness: Limited social interactions,feeling alone/unsupported or socially disconnected Caring responsibilities: Difficulties experienced by people due totheir caring role (e.g. burnout, reduced employment opportunities, financial stress) Community safety and cohesion: Experiences andperceptionsof crime, violence and safety in their neighbourhood (e.g.gangs, knife crime,anti-social behaviour, hate crimes), efforts to build social cohesion and community engagement. Food insecurity: Unreliable or insufficient availability of food Gender-based violence: Actual or threatened physical, sexual, emotional orfinancial violence committed against women(e.g. intimatepartner violence, sexual harassmentand intimidation, female genital mutilation, forced marriage) Access to health and social services: Difficulties accessing and navigating the health and social care system, including issues around the availability, cultural accept ability and affordability of services. Bereavement: Grief, bereavement and traumatic loss following the death of friends or family. Family relationships and parenting: Stable and supportive family relationships,divorce and separation, household conflict, problemsexperienced in pregnancy or during the transition to parenthood, and difficulties providing for your children. Physical activity and other health behaviours: The promotion ofhealth behaviours that encouragepositive mentalhealth, includingincreased physical activity and reduced alcohol and drug use. Mood,confidence and self-esteem: Feeling low in mood, anxious,stressed, depressed, worried, angry and lacking in confidence or self-esteem All risk factors/Risk factor not specified/Other: Interventions which doesnotaim to target anyspecific risk factor, whereit aimsto targetall or any risk factor or wherethe risk factor does not belong in anyof the above categories. One Vision Interventions Signposting.information referral. advice services: Linking residents to non-clinical sources of support, advice and Information. This includes what is often described as "social prescribing". Advocacy and legal support: Active support, advocacy and casc management provided to residents. Education,training and workshops to expand skillsets: Training courses and workshops to develop skills and increase confidence (e.g. job interview training. IT skills development, financial literacy workshops. art courses) Education, training and workshops for mental health awareness, prevention and recovery: Training courses, workshops and self-help matenal that aim to prevent suicide, help residents manage stress and anxtety (e.g. stress management courses, relaxation workshops and wellbeing apps. online self-help guides. helplines), maintain good mental health (e.g. 'The Recovery College'), increase knowledge around mental health(e.g. mental health first aid) and reduce stigma associated with mental illness. Promoting physical activity: Programmes designed to increase physical activity of residents with the aim of promoting positive mental health (e.g. walking groups,dance classes, yoga) Peer support and mentoring: Help, guidance and reciprocal support offered by peers, volunteers or other members of thc community. Social activities and befriending: Events and groups that aim to connect residents with others in their community to reduce social isolation and build confidence (e.g.community events, art classes, befriending services) Practical help and assistance: Practical help designed to improve the quality of life of residents and support independent living. This includes ensuring access to affordable household heating, improving household security and fire safety. conducting falls assessments, assisting with transport, cleaning, picking up prescriptions, groceries and baby supplies, and providing respite for carers and baby banks that provide baby necessities to parents. Food security interventions: Programmes that promote wcllbeing by provlding meals, groceries, practical skills and support to those experiencing food insecurity. Policies, strategies, funding and networks: Initiatives that aim to encourage collaboration and joint working, promote the mental health and wellbeing "agenda", provide small grants, build organisational and community capacity (including supporting community groups and training volunteers), reduce fragmented referral care pathways or improve the delivery and implementation programmes. Animal and green space interventions: Programmes designed to promote positive mental health through increased access to calming spaces for residents (e,g, greenspace initiatives, quiet rooms, animal farms). Prevention of further decline in mental illness: Interventions which aim to prevent decline of those who have poor mental health Referral to HPFT EPCMHS Δ