The Community Boards were set up in 2004 as part of the
Liveability Project, to represent local opinions and
aspirations, wants and needs. They do this through their members as
representatives of the local population and through inviting the
general public to their meetings. However they were set
up for the longer term, beyond the Liveability Project
which ran until April 2006.
As members now of the Havant Community Partnership,
they are able to determine longer-term priorities for their
areas, to access funding with partner organisations, and
to be the consultation mechanism for all partners on the
Havant Community Partnership Board.
The Community Boards meet
monthly. You can find out when their next
meeting is and see the Terms of Reference and Protocol
for Community Boards by visiting the
Havant
Community Partnership website here >>
Please go to the Havant
Community Partnership website:
Link to
Havant Community Partnership website >>
The Havant Community Partnership
(HCP) is Havant's local strategic partnership. It includes key
strategic service delivery partners such as the Police, the Primary
Care Trust and the council. It is responsible for producing and
implementing a community strategy for Havant Borough: a
long-term vision for the area.
The
HCP
published its first
Community Strategy "Stronger Together", in March 2005.
This strategy was revised during 2007 and the
HCP
published the new Havant
Borough Sustainable Community Strategy 2008-2012, "Forward
Together" in August 2008.
Follow this link to view
"Forward Together" >>>>
The
HCP
consists of a Partnership
Board (the strategic or executive body) and the six Community
Boards.