Mental Health and Wellbeing Leadership Board: delivery progress report 3 - February 2025
The third progress report (LB(25)03-03) assessing the delivery of the strategic actions found within the mental health and wellbeing strategy and accompanying delivery plan and workforce action plan, including a summary of identified risks and issues.
Action Delivery Assessment Overview

Delivery Plan Strategy Actions
There are 25 (73%) on track, 7 (21%) at risk and 2 (6%) off track.
Delivery Plan sub-actions
There are 46 (37%) on track, 11 (9%) at risk, 8 (7%) are off track, 9 (7%) were missed with no risk, 1 (1%) were missed with risk and 48 (39%) were completed.
Workforce themes
There are 15 (75%) on track, and 5 (25%) are at risk.
Workforce delivery actions
There are 29 (39%) on track, 10 (15%) were at risk, 3 (5%) were missed with no risk, 1 (2%) were missed with risk and 26 (39%) were completed.
N.B. There will be instances where Strategic Actions remain open despite all delivery actions being complete. This is due to the ambitions and medium-long term nature of the Strategic Actions which will be considered for future iterations of the Delivery Plan.
Risk & Issue Summary
- There are concerns that financial pressures and budget decisions continue to impact on service delivery, delivery partner capacity, and internal prioritisation.
- There are ongoing capacity concerns across all delivery partners, the Mental Health workforce and within SG Mental Health teams.
- There are concerns that a lack of data will impact the ability to monitor outcomes and assess how the system as a whole is performing.
- There are concerns around the impact of Local Government budgets locally and potential of impact on service delivery across scope of Local Government, including in terms of social determinants and the impact that will have on demand.
- Whilst the new Delivery Collective infrastructure is fully in place, there may be a risk to local delivery of suicide prevention as funding for the COSLA post is no longer available.
- Boards face significant ongoing challenges in delivering health checks for adults with learning disabilities – 14% offered, 9% completed and 3 Boards having not yet offered checks.