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 The partners are committed to work together to enhance the quality of everyday life across Aberdeenshire by improving health and social care, housing and commmunity safety.
Outcomes:
Agreed partnership outcomes which we will work towards, under the Community Wellbeing theme, can be viewed on page 12 of the Aberdeenshire Community Plan 2011-2015
Progress:
Community Safety:
Read the Aberdeenshire Community Safety Booklet 2008.
View the Aberdeenshire Community Safety Partnership website which shows initiatives being progressed and gives details of local Community Safety Groups.
Health Improvement:
A Guide to Improving Health and Reducing Inequalities 2011-2015 is available. The guidance aims to provide information for planning prevention activity and a rationale for where and what we should focus our efforts on to improve health and reduce health inequalities. It builds on the previous two Joint Health Improvement Plans.
Aberdeenshire was recently involved in a national consultation looking at the planning and delivery of Health Improvement. A number of local and national recommendations were put forward and these are available to read in the report.
We have agreed priorities for implementation and joint outcomes. An integrated implementation tool has been developed and is currently being piloted in North, Central and South LCHP areas for two priority outcomes in each area.
View the Health Improvement Presentation on Community Capacity Building.
For further information on health within the Community Wellbeing theme, visit Hi-Net. Read about the Aberdeenshire Community Health Partnership here.
Childrens Services:
Taking forward the vision that “Every child in Aberdeenshire will by valued and helped to realise their potential”.
A Joint Management Group has been established across agencies to improve the outcomes of children being safe, nurtured, healthy, achieving, active, respected and responsible and included.
Other:
Guides on Living and Working in North East Scotland are available in Engliish, Polish, Lithuanian, Latvian, Portuguese, Chinese, Russian and Thai.
Previous Community Wellbeing Forum Minutes:
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