Building Communities Seiriol. Aims: What Are We Trying to Do? Prioritising open and transparent discussions between communities and service providers.

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Building Communities Seiriol

Aims: What Are We Trying to Do? Prioritising open and transparent discussions between communities and service providers. Adjusting the shift in balance between individuals and providers and creating equal partnerships. Establishing communities as the experts in identifying what is important to them. To create a structure for engagement that could be used again and again in different communities. To create a Vision for Seiriol that reflected the needs and priorities of ALL sectors of the community.

Process: How Are we going to do it? Initial discussions- YMCC, LSB, MTC and Lleisiau Lleol Wider stakeholder discussion- who is already working in the area? Letter from LSB- using community contacts to identify potential interested community members Bring a Friend- informal session Poster- easy read visioning process Event- Beaumaris School

Seiriol Event

Feedback & Next Steps Evaluate the event- lessons learned and feed back. Establish Reference Group to look at the priorities identified. Create action plan and establish task groups Role out the model in other areas of the Island. Share best practice along the way.