SCPP
The Stirling Community Planning Partnership (SCPP) is the local Community Planning Partnership (CPP) for the Stirling Council area. Its membership is drawn from representatives of key agencies and organisations from the public, community, voluntary and private sector which are active in the area.
Vision
The vision of the SCPP is to work together to provide a good quality of life for all the citizens and communities in the Stirling local authority area.
Community Planning priorities
- Health improvement
- Community Safety
- Regeneration
- Economic Development
- Sustainable development
- Lifelong Learning
- Citizenship
- Community Engagement.
Critical Partnerships
The new Community Plan proposes Critical Partnerships.
Critical Partnerships are responsible for taking action to achieve the 8 strategic objectives. The Partnerships are:
- Community Safety Partnership
- Regeneration Partnership
- Stirling City Partnership
- Children and Young People’s Partnership
- Learning in the Community Partnership
- Community Health Improvement/Healthy City Partnership
- Local Housing Partnership
- Rural Partnership
- Voluntary Sector Partnership
For further information about Community Planning, the Partnership and the membership and roles of the Critical Partnerships visit the Stirling Council website www.stirling.gov.uk or phone 01786 443184.
Community engagement and local community plans
Stirling has been at the forefront of locally based community planning in Scotland and has given communities the opportunity to prepare their own local community plans. Currently around 29 out of 41 community council areas have taken this opportunity.
The Partnership helps to arrange local community plans with partner agencies with the aim of making sure this community input:
- Is fed back into the planning of all partner service delivery
- Results in better more integrated local service delivery
- Provides opportunity, where requested, for communities to take control over their own collective community affairs.