West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership is an integrated care system (ICS) where NHS organisations, councils, care providers, hospices, Healthwatch and VCSE/community partners work together to prevent ill health and provide health and social care across West Yorkshire.
NHS England leads the National Health Service (NHS) in England, overseeing and supporting the delivery of high-quality healthcare services, allocating funding, setting priorities, and providing national functions such as specialist commissioning, digital services, data, workforce, and improvement.
The Department for Education (DfE) is a UK ministerial department dedicated to children's services, education, and skills development across England. It operates under the Secretary of State for Education and is supported by various agencies and public bodies, including Ofqual and Ofsted. DfE's mission is to ensure equitable access to education, enhance learning standards, and equip individuals with essential skills for success in school and the workplace.
DfE focuses on several key priorities, such as driving economic growth through improved skills and productivity, leveling up education standards nationwide, and supporting disadvantaged children with high-quality local services. The department is organized into groups that address specific areas, including schools, families, skills, and regional delivery. It oversees early years education, primary and secondary schools, further and higher education, and children's services, collaborating with local authorities, education institutions, and health professionals to implement its policies effectively.
NHS hospital and community services trust providing high quality, personalised, acute, elective, specialist and community care for a population of over 200,000 people.