Locality Planning Partnerships
Getting involved with your local LPP is a way of working more closely with local Councillors and key decision makers to make a difference in your community. This will be achieved by jointly assessing the needs of the community and planning how resources can best be used to improve health and wellbeing.
What do we do?
- Engage with local communities
- Assess local need and priorities
- Develop local Locality Plans
- Facilitate Small Grants Scheme and/or Participatory Budgeting
- Work with partners to share local information
- Ensure local priorities are considered in decision making
- Support local HSCP activity
- Support wider strategic work of partners
- Link in to Place Planning
Who can be involved?
- Community representative / member of the public
- GP or GP Practice Manager
- Private Sector Health Providers
- Independent Sector Provider
- Third Sector
- Carers representative
- Involvement Network
- A Community Care Social Work/Care Officer
- Social Worker from Children & Families and Criminal Justice
- Allied Health Professional
- District Nurse/Health Visitor
- Mental Health representative
- A representative from Addiction Services
- Young people
A LPP is an opportunity for our communities in South Ayrshire to influence local health and care services and make a difference to local people's health and wellbeing. To deliver this, LPPs have been established in each Locality area. The LPPs set their own priorities based on the needs of the local community. There are six Locality Planning Partnerships within South Ayrshire, find out more about your local LPP by using the links below:
