Geographical areas

There are 12 district local authorities within Kent and 4 Health and Care Partnerships within the Kent and Medway Integrated Care System.

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Our Health and Social Care Maps provide data at district, HCP and other areas for a range of key public health indicators.

The District Profiles summarise information about health and wellbeing and provide useful links for more in-depth information.

We have produced the following overview reports for particular geographies:

East Kent Needs Assessment part 1 (PDF, 14.9 MB) and part 2 (PDF, 15.3 MB) providing analysis of population health needs, inequalities and commissioning opportunities in East Kent
North Kent Needs Assessment part 1 (PDF, 15.0 MB) and part 2 (PDF, 18.8 MB) providing analysis of population health needs, inequalities and commissioning opportunities in North Kent
West Kent Needs Assessment main report (DOCX, 11.0 MB) and executive summary (PDF, 417.7 KB)
View the previous West Kent Needs Assessment report (PDF, 16.7 MB) produced in 2018

A number of organisations produce statistics for smaller geographies.

Medway Council produces Health Care Partnership (HCP) and Primary Care Network (PCN) profiles. Note that this link opens a page within the Medway Council JSNA.
The OHID Health Profiles and Child and Maternal Health Profiles provide snapshot overviews of health for local areas. These profiles are published at district and CCG-level as well as for Kent.
The KCC area profiles contain data on a range of topics, including population, diversity, deprivation, housing and health. They include analysis by district, ward, CCG, and parliamentary constituency.
ONS Neighbourhood Statistics also provide data on a range of topics and for a range of geographies.
The OHID Local Health tool provides health information at small area level, and allows the user to combine areas to create bespoke geographies.