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Council Framework

The Ealing Borough Based Partnership (BBP) brings together the NHS, Ealing Council, the Voluntary and Community Sector and local residents, to improve health and care outcomes for all the people in the borough. The partnership does not replace or merge organisations but will bring together organisations and teams to work more effectively around a shared purpose. Partners collaborate at borough level to tackle local challenges, improve the health and wellbeing of the local population and reduce the health inequalities that exist within the borough.

The Safer Ealing Partnership (SEP) acts as the formal Community Safety Partnership for the borough, which is a statutory requirement as set out by the Crime and Disorder Act 1998. The board is made up of statutory partners including Police; Directors from social care and public health; the London Fire Brigade borough commander, MOPAC (Mayor's Office for Crime and Policing), Probation service, Drug and Alcohol Intervention services and representatives from the Voluntary and Community Sector.

The focus of the SEP is working collectively to set the strategic direction to address the key drivers of crime, violence, Anti-Social Behaviour and exploitation within the borough and ensure that partners are accountable to each other and residents. The SEP also works to ensure that services are working to deliver shared objectives like delivering an inclusive and proportionate based policing and wider enforcement approach when keeping residents safe and ensuring we are maximising the opportunities to prevent victimisation and offending taking place in the first instance.

We engage with residents through an annual Residents' Survey, the Ealing Citizens Tribunal and Your Voice Your Town forums to ensure our plans are aligned with residents' priorities for the