CAITHNESS COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
Next Meeting: February 2022 (TBC)
Chair: Eann Sinclair, Highlands and Islands Enterprise
Vice Chair: Michelle Johnstone, NHS Highland
Vice Chair: Michelle Johnstone, NHS Highland
What is Caithness Community Partnership?
Caithness Community Partnership is working with communities to support the people of Caithness to live full, healthy lives with opportunity and diversity. We aspire to ensure that everyone living in Caithness experiences positive outcomes in their lives, with a say over the things that have an impact on them and that services delivered by our public agencies support that.
About Caithness Community Partnership
About Our Area |
Who is on the
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Our Community Partnership Plan |
How to get Involved
Caithness Community Planning Partnership is open to anyone who are living or working in Caithness. Or indeed to anyone with an interest in Caithness. You are welcome to join our bi-monthly full CPP meetings or any of our thematic action groups. You can also join our mailing list to receive regular updates and information sharing. Please click the 'CONTACT US' button above and let us know if you want to be added to any of our invite and/or mailing lists.
Equally if you are part of a community group or organisation and you would like someone from the Caithness CPP to come and speak with your group please let us know and we shall do what we can.
Equally if you are part of a community group or organisation and you would like someone from the Caithness CPP to come and speak with your group please let us know and we shall do what we can.
Place Standard - How Good Is Our Place? - Why Place Is Important.
The places where we spend our time have an important impact on our lives. The way a place looks, functions and feels can influence our health and wellbeing, and the opportunities we have access to. Improving the quality of places can help to tackle inequalities.
Understanding the existing and potential strengths of a place can ensure that resources are targeted to where they are most needed. A community engagement project was carried out in Caithness in 2019, which included the Place Standard in its methodology. Final reports can be found here.
Understanding the existing and potential strengths of a place can ensure that resources are targeted to where they are most needed. A community engagement project was carried out in Caithness in 2019, which included the Place Standard in its methodology. Final reports can be found here.
