Community Development Impact Report 2022
Pages in Community Development Impact Report 2022
- 1. Community Development Impact Report 2022
- 2. You are here: Action plan priorities
- 3. Community engagement
- 4. Work with health partners
- 5. Funding
- 6. Food and fuel poverty
2. Action plan priorities
Each of our CDWs facilitates community partnerships which bring together people working on the ground to identify local issues and to work together to develop responses to those issues. The action plans are reviewed annually and give us an opportunity to be directly accountable to the neighbourhoods we serve.
The priorities for each neighbourhood in 2022
| Area | Priorities | Key outputs in 2022 |
|---|---|---|
| Horley |
Loneliness and Isolation Health and Wellbeing Community Safety Youth Engagement and reduction of ASB Food Poverty |
Increased take up of Community Centre offer; Support to GHT projects; Litter picks; support to Resident’s Association; Increased access to support services for food club members |
| Merstham |
Youth Provision Social Isolation Transport Health and Wellbeing Food Poverty |
Merstham Youth Film project; Merstham Meet up; Links to Community Transport; Health and Wellbeing Champions; Packed lunch during school holiday |
| Preston |
Food and fuel poverty Social isolation Transport Emotional Wellbeing Community Garden Vaccination programme Youth engagement |
Arts group; Work to support community access to mental wellbeing training including Connect 5; Increased take obtained for the community garden; Football project and Monday night youth project |
| Redhill |
Food and Fuel Poverty Mental Health and Wellbeing Anti-Social Behaviour Youth Provision Accessible Transport |
Greener Observatory Walk gardening sessions; Asian Women Wellness Hub group; Community football sessions in the park on Cromwell estate; Monthly Community Litter Picks on Timperley Gardens |
| Woodhatch and Whitebushes |
Building Resilience Cost of Living Anti-Social Behaviour Greenspaces |
Cost of Living Event in Oct 2022; Connecting with Reigate School; Obtaining funding from GHT for local project |