A health and lifestyle survey of residents that is conducted once a decade.
The Health Counts Survey 2024 ran from 18 March until 24 April 2024.
It provides data on a range of health topics and lifestyles, and it includes validated measures and questions that are comparable with previous surveys.
The data generated is used to inform decisions about what services and support are needed to meet people's needs. The data can also be used to show how health inequalities have narrowed or widened over time, by area within the city and between different groups.
Health Counts is funded by Brighton & Hove City Council’s Public Health Department. It's being led by the University of Brighton in collaboration with:
Find out more about the 2024 Health Counts survey.
You can use the Annotator Player and skip to 1 hour 53 minutes to watch the Health Counts 2024 presentation at the November 2024 Health and Wellbeing board, summarising the survey methods and some initial findings.
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