1. Locality Planning Progress to Date

2. NAHSCP Locality Priorities
North Coast
Social isolation - older people
Young people’s - stress & anxiety
Musculoskeletal disorders
Garnock Valley
Young people’s - health & wellbeing
Low level mental health & wellbeing
Social isolation -all ages
Musculoskeletal disorders
Three Towns
Care at home options -older people
Mental health and wellbeing and social isolation of young men
Kilwinning
GP sessions in nursing home
Occupational Therapy advice in local pharmacy
Networking event
Arran
Transport
Reduce social isolation.
Improve support - complex care needs
Irvine
Social isolation - all ages
Low level mental health and wellbeing - young people.
Musculoskeletal issues

3. Participation by Experience and Creating Equity: emerging priorities
Garnock Valley:
Work & local economy,
Moving around: public transport, traffic
& parking
Facilities & amenities
Kilwinning:
Employability
Traffic & parking
Housing & Community (environmental issues)
North Coast:
Financial inclusion
Housing & community (social isolation
& anxiety)
Three Towns:
Improve the economy & create work opportunities
Address deprivation & improve well-being
Need to increase communities’ sense of influence
Irvine:
Work & the local economy
Health & well-being
Arran:
Affordable housing
Transport
Social isolation

4. What’s working?
Sharing priorities across CPP and HSCP e.g. North Coast
Shared understanding of roles and strengths of CPP and HSCP locality forums
Shared training of officers and community partners: PB and engagement and consultation
Participatory Budgeting community events
Place Standard rapid appraisals
Additional prioritisation workshops
Developing CLD Strategic Locality Plans with partners
Developing cohesion and maturity of Locality Partnerships
Arran Locality Partnership is successfully drawing upon work being undertaken by Arran Economic Forum
Community Council representation

5. Future Improvements
Continuing to develop a cohesive partnership approach across communities
Increased engagement with the wider community: Participation by Experience – learning from the Garnock and Three Towns Charrette will produce good practice
Joint meetings between CPP and HSCP chairs to share and align priorities
Agenda refinement and optimum accommodation and timing of meetings
Community representatives need training to be able to engage more widely with communities to reflect local opinion rather than personal opinion.
Invitations will be extended to key partners to contribute to the process by providing ‘expert contributions’ on each identified priority: participation by experience
Grants process needs refined.

6. What’s next?
Joint meetings between CPP and HSCP chairs to share and align priorities
Additional time set aside outwith the schedule of meetings for the partnerships to work up detailed actions
Prepare and publish a Community Profile for each locality incorporating HSCP priorities and local priorities for the CLD strategic plan
Develop a core programme of training for community representatives to encourage regular, planned community engagement around the themes of the plans (CERG)
Awareness raising and training to encourage the wider community to make use of the CPP web site, Community Engagement Calendar and social media channels to encourage greater interaction and collaboration between groups and other partners.
Consolidate the early work of Participatory Budgeting (Community Choices) and extend its reach to areas of work
Place greater emphasis on work with Community Representative Bodies to strengthen our connectedness within communities.