Collect, analyse and publish government data on the experiences of people from different ethnic backgrounds.

The Local Government Association’s Health Inequalities Hub hosts several webinars focussed on key areas, including: -mental health -age -gender -ethnicity -and exploring the impact of Covid-19 To coincide with the webinars, each month the hub will be updated with new case studies from councils who are working to reduce inequalities in these areas. The Health Inequalities Hub also describes the national literature on health inequalities and Covid-19 and includes think pieces that delve deeper into the issue.

The NHS Race & Health Observatory works to identify and tackle ethnic inequalities in health and care by facilitating research, making health policy recommendations and enabling long-term transformational change.

A rich source of indicators across a range of health and wellbeing themes. They are designed to support Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) and commissioning to improve health and wellbeing and reduce inequalities. With these profiles you can: -browse indicators at different geographical levels -benchmark against the regional or England average -export data to use locally

If you are a provider or commissioner of general practice services this document is designed to support you in understanding whether any groups within your local community are experiencing barriers in accessing those services and provide resources to help you address those barriers as improvements in access to general practice services are rolled out Focus on Primary Care but has some excellent explanations of key barriers experienced by different groups across the population.

Although, not BNSSG Specific - high level overview may be of interest around topic areas of health & wellbeing. This review by the UCL Institute of Health Equity (IHE), concludes that racism damages health and wellbeing and drives inequalities in London. Racism in the capital is widespread and persistent causing damage to individuals, communities and society as a whole. Its impacts are experienced in different ways and to varying levels of intensity related to individual experiences, socioeconomic position and other dimensions of exclusion such as disability, age and gender. The intersections with other dimensions of exclusion can amplify the effects of racism.

This tool provides a resource to support decision making by demonstrating local, within-area inequalities data. It allows users to explore and demonstrate inequalities within areas at a ward level and also includes information on trends in life expectancy and disease burden at an area level.