Meetings

Our Partnership is bringing the local NHS, councils and communities closer together – details of public meetings can be found here.

Jason Stamp, Acting Chair

The Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Partnership (ICP) is a collaborative forum that brings together health, care, and community partners to shape a unified, long-term vision for improving population health and wellbeing across the region. It operates with a strong emphasis on inclusivity, innovation, and strategic alignment, having already delivered a region-wide Integrated Care Strategy and launched initiatives like the Futures Group and the Start Well Board. These efforts have tackled complex issues such as ageing, housing, education, and children’s health, while also advancing environmental sustainability and data integration to support early intervention for children with special educational needs.

Looking ahead, the ICP is evolving into a more agile and action-oriented partnership. It seeks to move beyond formal structures and fixed memberships, instead adopting a thematic and flexible approach that welcomes diverse voices from sectors including housing, education, local government, and the voluntary and community sector. With the Integrated Care Board (ICB) transitioning to a more strategic role under national reforms, the ICP is positioning itself as an independent yet supported body—driven by its members and grounded in community needs. Its renewed focus includes neighbourhood health, early intervention, and strategic commissioning, all underpinned by shared ownership and mutual accountability.