Partnership in Practice Agreement - Dundee City Council

Partnership in Practice Agreement - Dundee City Council Partnership in Practice Agreement - Dundee City Council

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THEME OBJECTIVE ACTIONS Living your life Living your life Provide increased opportunities for people to access learning and employment Promote Leisure and Relationships • establish an Employment and Learning sub group to take the work forward • commission an “In College Support Service” • engage with wider community planning to provide opportunities for employment and volunteering • work with partners to promote greater choice in adult learning • Dundee College will continue to develop their provision of careers advice, progression opportunities, employment driver and mentoring and support • continue to monitor the quality of services and we will ensure that we promote equality of opportunity and diversity in our services • agree outcome measures and monitor progress • establish a Leisure and Relationship sub group to take the work forward • investigate ways to promote a range of meaningful relationships • review provision of day opportunities PARTNERSHIP IN PRACTICE 2007-2010 37

THEME Living your life OBJECTIVE ACTIONS Supporting Families 38 PARTNERSHIP IN PRACTICE 2007-2010 Promote relationships and leisure Ensure families have the support they need to enable them continue to care • develop Kemback Street Adult Resource Centre to make it suitable for people with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD) • develop a commissioning strategy for support services • develop eligibility criteria and a fair system of allocation of support services • promote innovative short breaks including holidays • continue to monitor the quality of services and we will ensure that we promote equality of opportunity and diversity in our services. • agree outcome measures and monitor progress • develop a Supporting Families sub group to take the work forward • increase respite at the White Top Centre • develop an alternative short break provision for people with mild/mod learning disability open 52 weeks • develop an emergency resource

THEME<br />

Liv<strong>in</strong>g your life<br />

OBJECTIVE ACTIONS<br />

Support<strong>in</strong>g Families<br />

38 PARTNERSHIP IN PRACTICE 2007-2010<br />

Promote relationships and<br />

leisure<br />

Ensure families have the<br />

support they need to<br />

enable them cont<strong>in</strong>ue to<br />

care<br />

• develop Kemback Street<br />

Adult Resource Centre<br />

to make it suitable for<br />

people with Profound<br />

and Multiple Learn<strong>in</strong>g<br />

Disabilities (PMLD)<br />

• develop a commission<strong>in</strong>g<br />

strategy for support<br />

services<br />

• develop eligibility criteria<br />

and a fair system of<br />

allocation of support<br />

services<br />

• promote <strong>in</strong>novative short<br />

breaks <strong>in</strong>clud<strong>in</strong>g holidays<br />

• cont<strong>in</strong>ue to monitor<br />

the quality of services<br />

and we will ensure that<br />

we promote equality of<br />

opportunity and diversity<br />

<strong>in</strong> our services.<br />

• agree outcome measures<br />

and monitor progress<br />

• develop a Support<strong>in</strong>g<br />

Families sub group to<br />

take the work forward<br />

• <strong>in</strong>crease respite at the<br />

White Top Centre<br />

• develop an alternative<br />

short break provision for<br />

people with mild/mod<br />

learn<strong>in</strong>g disability open 52<br />

weeks<br />

• develop an emergency<br />

resource

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