| Outcomes | Proposed Projects |
|---|
| 1. Our local communities are strong and supportive |
Health literacy is improved and community health
services are promoted |
Initiatives to connect communities through projects around health awareness (including wider determinants of health), promoting community safety (workshops, training) |
| Community asset building |
Initiatives to connect communities through building community networks, by providing space and opportunities to bring people together, reducing loneliness and isolation and enhancing community cohesion (community transport schemes, enhancing community facilities, community events |
| 2. Cheshire East has a strong and resilient economy |
More local people in
employment |
Initiatives to support people in to employment with disabilities, who have been long term unemployed, young offenders (job clubs, training programmes, volunteer opportunities) |
Encourage businesses to
play an active role within their communities |
Initiatives that attract businesses to use Social Corporate Responsibility to benefit local communities (volunteering, local apprenticeship schemes, sharing community knowledge) |
| 3. People have the life skills and education they need in order to thrive |
| Children are given the best start in life |
Initiatives to promote positive behaviour change in young people
(anti bullying, change4-life, start for life projects) |
| Young people are given the best opportunities |
Initiatives around summer play schemes, youth projects in particular considering young people in vulnerable groups and initiatives that reduce anti-social or disruptive behaviours |
| 4. Cheshire East is a green and sustainable place |
| Environmental Impacts are reduced |
Initiatives to provide advice to local residents to reduce energy consumption, reduce or replace the use of single use plastics, promote recycling and minimising waste (love food,hate waste). |
Sustainable travel is
promoted |
Initiatives to promote walking and cycling routes alternative to car journeys |
| Creating better places to live |
Maximising the use of the natural built environment such as open green spaces, developing initiatives that will connect people to these areas. Protecting and sustaining the natural built environment such as open green spaces developing initiatives such as friends of the park schemes and planting schemes. |
| 5. People live well for longer |
|
People are supported to have control over their lives
|
Initiatives to promote independent living (money advice, befriending schemes, practical healthy lifestyles advice, digital inclusion support) |
|
The role and impact of ill-health prevention is strengthened
|
Initiatives that tackle homelessness, alcohol abuse, drug misuse, smoking, promote healthy eating, drinking and exercise (projects that will engage target audiences) |
|
Mental health is promoted
|
Initiatives to promote good mental health or increase access to mental health support (peer support groups, dementia friendly communities, mental health first aid) |
|
Non clinical treatment
promoted
|
Initiatives that offer social prescribing schemes as treatment |
|
Carers' quality of life is improved
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Initiatives to support carers to feel less isolated and develop new social and peer support networks |