Posted on: 27 January 2026
West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership Board will meet in public on Tuesday 3 February at 2:45pm. The Partnership Board meets in public every three months. The agenda, papers, and link to watch the meeting live can be accessed at: www.
The meeting will be held online and will be livestreamed from the Partnership website, with a recording available after the meeting.
The Partnership Board further strengthens joint working arrangements between the NHS, councils, care providers, hospices, Healthwatch, the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector. Together, the partnership improves health and care of all people living across the area.
The Board is an important group for the partnership, which covers Bradford District and Craven, Calderdale, Kirklees, Leeds and Wakefield District. It brings together elected members, executive and non-executives in one decision making process. Its work aligns to the NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board.
Board members will consider updates:
- From the Partnership’s CEO lead
- On our work to ensure patient and public voice is at the heart of what we do
- On the Partnership Boards ambition to strengthen our local economy, with a focus on the healthy working life programme
Working alongside communities, the Partnership Board aims to give people their best start in life with support to stay healthy and live longer. Many factors determine whether someone leads a long and healthy life, including good housing, access to green space, and building an inclusive economy that creates more good jobs, reduces health inequalities, and promotes opportunity for all. These important factors are at the heart of the Partnership Board.
Should members of the public wish to ask a question in relation to an agenda item - they are invited to submit their question to westyorkshireics.
You can find out more about asking questions to the Board at: www.wyhpartnership.co.uk/meetings/partnershipboard/questions
For media enquiries please contact West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership via email at wyicb.
West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership (WY HCP) is a large integrated care system (ICS) that supports 2.6 million people, living in urban and rural areas. 770,000 are children and young people. 530,000 people live in areas ranked as the poorest 10% of England. 20% of people are from minority ethnic communities. There are an estimated 400,000 unpaid carers, as many don’t access support. Together we employ over 100,000 staff and work alongside thousands of volunteers.
The NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board and the Partnership Board are part of the Partnership.