- To promote investment in Housing, Health and Social Welfare, Environment,
Education, Transport and Infrastructure, Business and Commerce, Leisure and
Recreation.
- To provide appropriate, well managed voluntary placements for unemployed people
with voluntary, public and private sector employers, to enhance their work skills
and work-based learning achievements to improve their position in the employment
market.
- To promote accessible education and training opportunities that equip participants
with the skills and confidence needed to improve their position in the modern,
flexible employment market.
- To provide the individual support, guidance and resources needed by people,
unemployed or on low incomes, to maximise their vocational and educational
achievements.
- To create local jobs and secure sustainable workplaces, utilising the skills and
talents of our local people
- Provide opportunities for people to improve their health and physical fitness
- Provide opportunities for people to come together to share ideas, thoughts and
history, to develop common purpose and ways to achieve their aspirations.
- To enrich the quality of life for older adults, enabling them to age well, to be
active in our community, to be cared for when needed.
- To develop a culture of respect for each other, for the environment and the social
and physical infrastructure of our community
- To engage the young in preparing for the future, to encourage and support them in
participation in community life
- To support the development of a local identity owned by the people that live here
reflecting their culture, their history and their diversity.
- To develop and implement the internal management, personnel and business
structures and systems needed to strengthen The Forum's services and its financial
security.
- To increase support for The Forum, its aims and activities, in the local
community, voluntary sector, educational establishments, statutory agencies, private
sector and government - both locally & regionally.
- To secure the support of our delivery partners in achieving this common purpose
- To promote investment in Housing, Health and Social Welfare,
Environment, Education, Transport and Infrastructure, Business and Commerce, Leisure
and Recreation.
- A1.1 Housing investment Strategy
- A1.2 Health and Social Welfare Investment Strategy
- A1.3 Environment Investment Strategy
- A1.4 Education Investment Strategy
- A1.5. Transport Investment Strategy
- A1.6. Creating a sustainable local economy
- A1.7. Investing in Leisure and Recreation
- To provide appropriate, well managed voluntary placements for
unemployed people with voluntary, public and private sector employers, to enhance
their work skills and work-based learning achievements to improve their position in
the employment market.
- A2.1 Access to Work
- A2.2 Work Trials and Placements
- A2.3. Valuing the work of Volunteers
- A2.4. Preparing For Work (pre-employment training and preparation)
- A2.5. Valuing Prior Learning and Experience
- To promote accessible education and training opportunities
that equip participants with the skills and confidence needed to improve their
position in the modern, flexible employment market.
- A3.1. Assessing the needs of Employers
- A3.2. Addressing the Skills Shortage
- A3.3. Training for Work
- A3.4. In Work Training and career development opportunities
- A3.5. Valuing Women in the Workplace
- A3.6. Modernising Training Provision
- A3.7. Valuing the Older Worker
- A3.8. Modern Apprenticeships
- A3.9. Family Friendly Policies, recognising the needs of all with carer's
responsibilities
- To provide the individual support, guidance and resources needed
by people, unemployed or on low incomes, to maximise their vocational and
educational achievements.
- A4.1. To provide a personalised appraisal of individuals needs, talents and
aspirations, matching these to opportunities and achievable goals.
- A4.2. Recognise the particular needs of our youth, elderly, and disabled
- A4.3. Assist in developing training and resources that reflect the job market
- A4.4. To offer in-depth Guidance to those in work to help overcome barriers
and to develop and upgrade skills
- A4.5.To identify the need for guidance more clearly and to improve
accessibility of guidance services for employed individuals
- A4.5. To develop and strengthen partnership working between guidance agencies,
Trades Unions, Business Link (BL), and learning providers
- To create local jobs and secure sustainable workplaces,
utilising the skills and talents of our local people
- A5.1. Creating local jobs
- A5.2. Making the most of new transport links
- A5.3. Providing support and advice to new businesses
- A5.4. Providing people with the right skills
- A5.5. Working in new and different ways
- A5.6. Support for Business Enterprise
- A5.7. Targeting Growth Areas.: Arts, leisure and entertainment, Tourism,
Construction, Retail, Environmental
- Provide opportunities for people to improve their health and
physical fitness
- A6.1. promote a healthier lifestyle amongst our young people
- A6.2. Ensure everyone has access to primary care services
- A6.3. reduce the level of chronic heart disease through promotion of exercise
and healthy diets
- A6.4. reduce the level of chronic lung diseases through campaigns to stop
smoking, and reducing the effect of passive smoking and environmental
contaminants.
- A6.5. assist in the improvement of mental health services to our community
- A6.6. offer support for people leaving hospital or other long term care, and
practical support for people in their own homes to maintain an independent life.
- A6.7. offer opportunities for women to learn about their own health and
support them in implementing family health strategies, maternity support, and
infant health discussion.
- A6.8. encourage more men to consider their health needs and preventative
measures
- A6.9. integrate health prevention measures with other key strategies, such a
sports and leisure opportunities and developments
- A6.10. recognise the value of unpaid carers, support them in their work and
assist them to gain the knowledge and skills necessary to meet the needs of
those that they care for.
- Provide opportunities for people to come together to share
ideas, thoughts and history, to develop common purpose and ways to achieve their
aspirations.
- A7.1. Recognise that Active Citizenship is increasingly accepted as an
efficient means of local capacity building through boosting understanding of the
factors affecting individuals and communities and developing the skills,
confidence and co-operation needed for an effective local response
- To enrich the quality of life for older adults, enabling them to
age well, to be active in our community, to be cared for when needed.
- A8.1.
- To develop a culture of respect for each other, for the
environment and the social and physical infrastructure of our community
- A9.1.
- To engage the young in preparing for the future, to encourage and
support them in participation in community life
- A10.1.
- To support the development of a local identity owned by the
people that live here reflecting their culture, their history and their diversity.
- A11.1.
- To develop and implement the internal management, personnel and
business structures and systems needed to strengthen The Forum's services and its
financial security.
- A12.1.
- To increase support for The Forum, its aims and activities, in the
local community, voluntary sector, educational establishments, statutory agencies,
private sector and government - both locally & regionally.
- A13.1.
- To secure the support of our delivery partners in achieving
this common purpose
- A14.1. Engage all delivery partners in the content of the community action
plan
- A14.2. Achieve senior level support for the Actions described in the plan