We work with 17 deprived communities and all are recognised by the Highland CPP as needing additional support to tackle inequalities. The overall aim of the one year project is to provide support and assistance to, and in the interface between, these communities and Community Partnerships (CPs) to create a stronger long term and sustainable relationship in tackling socio-economic disadvantage. It will specifically help to increase support and capacity for both the CP and the community in designing community led solutions, and promote more collaboration between existing services, community-led services and communities themselves.
What skills and resources were you able to draw from the community for this project?
All our work is based on engagement done in communities
The challenges
To improve relationships between communities and community partnerships by doing something good with and for the community on behalf of the partnerships.
Addressing the challenges
Still in progress, but yes we have made a difference.
The achievements
Each of the 17 communities has a bespoke project. The 17 communities are: Ardersier Inverness Merkinch Inverness Hilton Inverness Raigmore Kyle of Lochalsh Portree and North East Skye Fort William Kinlochleven Caol Nairn Conon Bridge Muir of Ord Dingwall Alness Invergordon Tain Milton, Kildary and Balintore