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HEALTH, ARTS & EVENTS ANNUAL DELIVERY PLAN: 2011/2012stronginfrastructureWhat is theissue/ need?Advice enables groups tosecure £ to achieve theirambitions.What benefit dopeople need or want?Many small groupsneed quality adviceon funding.Encourage More People to be More Active, More OftenNational changes toGPs enabling localdevelopment ofrelevant services.Govt scheme toencourage activityinspired by London2012 Olympic &Paralympic GamesPage 74Need more peopleto be physicallyactive for health &social benefitsPlay is importantfor socialdevelopment &active lifestyle.Lack of provision inrural areas.Uncertain future ofSchool SportPartnership &potential impact onsport & healthBetter health outcomesthrough timely &effective servicesMore opportunities forpeople to play sport andtry 'new' sports.Improved H&WB / Socialdevelopment.Better access to locallygrown food. Improvedphysical & mental health.Better community /social relationshipsYoung people identifypersonal developmentfrom engaging withservice and are satisfiedwith the service.More children and youngpeople having betterquality PE lessons tosecure participation now& in later life, supportingWhat is the scope /scale needed?East LindseyConsortium (inland);Skegness & CoastalConsortium. Allresidents who wish toimprove their health.All over 16's in EastLindsey.All school childrenwithin the Wolds SSPAnyone in EL areawanting to grow theirown food.Most rurally isolatedareas. Anycommunity in EL butesp with limitedaccess to otherfacilities.School children inEast Lindsey,particularly those atprimary schoolssurrounding MLCEL can offeradvice & couldsecure £ incomeWhat is the bestway to achievethis? How?Multi-agencypartnership.Understanding ofhealth needs,patientmotivation, etcPromote thenational GoldChallengeScheme.Support deliveryby the WoldsSchool SportsPartnershipWork with GardenOrganic, BostonBorough Council& LSP HWB groupto find volunteersMobile youth playprovision, visitingvenues suggestedThrough liaisonwith SSP andclose workingbetween HAE &Sports FacilitiesStaff time.Whatresources willwe need?SN timeLocal data onopportunitiesavailable. £ topromote locally& fill any gapsStaff timeHWB Fund £.Publicity.Volunteers.Land.Equipment.£ 2010/11underspend£100,000 peryear for 5 yearsfrom Big LotteryCCS/ Coaches/management/admin timeExplorecharging a feefor Grant AdviceWhat do weneed to do?Work with GPconsortia toidentify &deliver activitiesthat appeal topatients.Promote GoldChallenge &ensureopportunitiesare available.Support MiniYouth OlympicsprogrammeDeliver at least2 newcommunitygarden projects.Run FunkBusservice to31/08/11Secure externalfunding tocontinueFunkBus serviceProvide use ofMeridian for PElessons [providecoach & facility]for appropriateJB / MALeadOfficer/sSNMAMAGL / RickAronMAMAMA / AR /GWCorporateStrategy2b, 2IV2(b), 2VI2(b), 2VISemantha Neal Page 8 04/04/2011
HEALTH, ARTS & EVENTS ANNUAL DELIVERY PLAN: 2011/2012outcomes better health feeWhat is theissue/ need?Need to engagewith youngeraudiences & growaudiences for thefutureLack of learningprovision esp onCoastIncreased financialviability of Theatre.Page 75Extend range ofcultural activity.Need to extendparticipation inCultural activities tothose not yetinvolved.Need to engageharder to reachgroups/ individualsWhat benefit dopeople need or want?Young people reportincreased skills &confidence, & outcomesfrom working in realTheatre setting. Betterexam results. Raisedaspirations.Broaden Participation /experience of the theatreand benefits derivedfrom delivery of vibranttopical themesParticipants in tastersessions join clubs &groups or take up newactivity.Attendees include peoplewho might otherwise beexcluded. Staff recordactions to overcomebarriers.Participants report newskills, improved healthand well-being, newfriendships and increasedconfidence.What is the scope /scale needed?Local young peoplePotential to involveall secondary schoolswith 30 miles of PE25Local Schools,community groups,young people andfamiliesAll local peopleAll local peopleAll communities andindividuals across thedistrict, esp thoseleast likely to engageWhat is the bestway to achievethis? How?Work withexisting suppliersor employ staffWork closely withone school &invite others tojoin in future.Annualprogramming /AppropriateCharitable HireFeesAdding workshops& hands-onactivities into allfestivals &facilities. Ensuringlocal club info isavailable.Use equalityimpactassessments toidentify & reducebarriersWork withagencies, e.g.SoundLINCS,Lincs Dance,Orchestras LiveWhatresources willwe need?Staff/PublicityAdmin, Theatrespace, £Current theatreequipment plusminimal staffingto support.£ . Staff timefor liaison.Willingness ofeventorganisers tocontinue.£ for existingfestivals.Suitable venuesInfo about clubs& groups.Staff timeLiaison withspecialistgroups &agencies.Staff time, £x tocommissionprovidersWhat do weneed to do?Commission aYouth TheatreAcademySupportdelivery of theexpressive artsschool / examsEnsure Theatreprogramme hasevents foryoung peoplee.g. RockChallenge,Youth Festival &Play FestivalUse Festivals &events to runtaster sessions,filtering peopleinto existingclubs & groupsEnsure widestpossible accessto culturalactivitiesCommission artwork to addressneeds ofspecific groups& placesLeadOfficer/sSR / PTSSR / MMSRMAMAMACorporateStrategy1, 5(III)1, 1(a)1, 1(a)2, 2b, 2II,2VSemantha Neal Page 9 04/04/2011
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APPENDIX AEAST LINDSEY DISTRICT COU
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Agenda Item 5EAST LINDSEY DISTRICT
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