Hillingdon's Place Operating Model
Hillingdon Council is consulting on its 2026-2031 Health and Wellbeing Strategy, utilising Family Hubs from the Place Operating Model for public engagement.
In December 2025, the Hillingdon Health and Wellbeing Board approved a draft Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy for 2026-2031 as a basis for public engagement. This strategy aims to create a fairer and healthier borough, with the council planning to use Family Hubs, which are part of the Place Operating Model, as a channel for community engagement.
The public consultation will involve neighbourhood workshops, community groups, online tools, and targeted outreach, with plain-English and translated summaries to reach diverse communities. The council intends to use this process to gather feedback on the strategy, which was developed by the board.
Hillingdon's Place Operating Model is a council initiative that includes Integrated Neighbourhood Teams, Local Access Hubs, Family Hubs, and the Borough-wide Reactive Care Service. These components are designed to support local services and community engagement within the borough.
Key facts
- The Hillingdon Health and Wellbeing Board approved the draft 2026-2031 Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy for public engagement in December 2025. Source
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