Annual Parishes Liaison Event 2014 The Communities Strategy and Understanding Vulnerability of
Annual Parishes Liaison Event 2014 Purpose of Workshop needs of vulnerable 1. To help develop a shared understanding of vulnerability and crisis (Presentation, followed by Exercise 1 - 30 minutes) 2. To maps ways in which Parish and Town Councils can deliver or facilitate tackling vulnerability (Plenary followed by Exercise 2, 25 minutes) 3. To understand what support Parish and Town Councils require to be in a better position to help tackle vulnerability (Plenary, 15 minutes) 4. To establish a working group among Parish and Town Council representatives who are prepared to actively help us establish the support we offer (follow up by e-mail) It is a combination of these three components which can lead to vulnerability and crisis.
Leicestershire Communities Model Level 4 Interface between Services and Communities/Individuals (includes Local Area Co-ordination, First Contact and other prevention approaches) Priority 1: Building the capacity of communities (including to use local assets and networks) to enable them to support themselves and vulnerable individuals and families Level 3 Priority 2: Supporting communities to take over relevant services, including those currently delivered by the Council, and to work alongside us to design and deliver services Priority 3: Developing Voluntary and Community Sector organisations as effective providers in a diverse Leicestershire market and effective commissioning of the sector and training decision makers community hubs volunteers champions Local Councils communication needs and priorities 1. Understand community 8. Access to support, advice 7. Physical and virtual 6. Formal and informal 5. Network of community 4. Active and Empowered 3. Effective, clear and regular 2. Active engagement with Level 2 Level 1 Individuals take responsibility and help themselves and others
Annual Parishes Liaison Event 2014 A shared understanding of vulnerability and the needs of vulnerable Definition It is a combination of these three components which can lead to vulnerability and crisis. of vulnerable
Association of Parish Councils Annual Conference 2014 How does vulnerability present itself? and the needs of vulnerable Poverty of Poverty of Identity Poverty of Resources Relationships
Annual Parishes Liaison Event 2014 How can we tackle vulnerability? Poverty of Resources Poverty of Identity Poverty of Relationships Facilitation Facilitation Delivery Delivery Delivery Facilitation
Annual Parishes Liaison Event 2014 What next? vulnerable What support Parish and Town Councils require to be in a • better position to help tackle vulnerability? Is there anyone who would be keen and able to be part of • working group among Parish and Town Councillors to actively help us establish the support we offer? (please e-mail: danny.myers@leics.gov.uk or call 0116 3055501 or donna.rist@leics.gov.uk or call on 0116 3058317)
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