Stronger Communities A Sample Clauses

Stronger Communities A. Ensuring local people have a say in Peterborough’s future ▪ The percentage of adults and young people measured by the community panel survey who feel they can influence decisions affecting their local area ▪ Develop further measures to target young people 63% 65% 67% 70% B Building Voluntary and Community Sector capacity ▪ % of community involved with a local community group or organisation as measured by the Community Panel 42% 45% 48% 49% ▪ Number of VCS groups and organisations in Peterborough affiliated to PCVS or other infrastructure organisations 522 530 540 560 C. Developing the Older People’s Forum as a powerful voice for the issues that affect older people ▪ Evidence of Forum’s influencing role on local issues and number engaged in Forum. Evidence of impact of service development/planning - Support Forum to continue to grow its membership year on year and facilitate its participation in service planning D Recruiting older people as community researchers and reviewers of resources and information targeted at their age group ▪ The establishment of a pool of older people trained as community researchers ▪ Volunteer reviewers in place First cohort trained and subsequent courses scheduled Reviewers recruited and work started Outcome Initiative/Project Measure Outturn 2004/5 Target 2005/6 2006/7 2007/8 E. Increasing refugee awareness and promoting cohesion ▪ Numbers of people receiving refugee awareness training to improve understanding of new arrival communities including media and publicity initiatives 300 500 750 1000 ▪ Numbers of new arrivals receiving Citizenship training to understand life in the UK to improve integration and cohesion 220 240 330 330 495 500 660 750 ▪ Numbers of community associations engaging in local events to promote and publicise cultural diversity and mutual understanding ▪ Number of volunteering opportunities undertaken and local communities taking up volunteering opportunities in Asylum and Migration work ▪ Numbers of local communities engaging with new arrival communities 90 100 165 170 275 260 440 500
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