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The Carlisle Partnership Executive

CARLISLE PARTNERSHIP FORUM / AGM

Thursday 16th July 2015, 10.00-12.30pm (followed by a light, local lunch) 

Programme
09:30  Registration and refreshments  
10.00 Welcome to Carlisle College Moira Tattersall, Principal – Carlisle College
10.05 Welcome and Introductory Remarks Dr Michele Lawty-Jones, Chair of Carlisle Partnership Phil Houghton, Vice Chair of Carlisle Partnership
10.10 AGM - Annual Business
Carlisle City Council
1. Election of Carlisle Partnership Chair
2. Election of Carlisle Partnership Vice-Chair
Darren Crossley, Deputy Chief Executive
10.15 Carlisle Partnership Community Plan
1. Review of 2014-15
2. Partnership structures and roles 2015-16
3. News, updates and awards
Steven O’Keeffe, Policy & Communications Manager
Emma Dixon, Carlisle Partnership Manager
10.35 Emerging Partnership work
The opportunity to hear about emerging partnership work and projects.
11.00 Carlisle Intelligence and tools – What does the data tell us about our city?
Prof Frank Peck (Director of the Centre for Regional Economic Development) on the Carlisle Economic Potential Report and Dr Emma Graham (Information & Intelligence Manager) on the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment.

This session will provide the opportunity to understand the information and intelligence behind the Carlisle District. We’ll find out what the data and evidence tells us and how it can be used. We hope that this information will be useful to those submitting funding applications.
11.30 Priority focus panel discussion (facilitated by Mike Zeller - BBC Radio Cumbria)
We will be joined by members of the partnership representing some of the key priority areas to discuss some of the issues, challenges and opportunities within the district
12.20 Closing remarks and Thanks Carlisle Partnership

Some images from the AGM

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  • Place Standard Workshop - 16th Nov 2018
  • AGM 2015 /16
  • SUGAR SMART Carlisle Summit
  • AGM 2014/15
  • Carlisle Digital Garage August 2016
  • Carlisle Skills Summit January 2016
  • Carlisle Workplace Health Conference 2018
  • Carlisle Dementia Alliance May 2017
  • Workplace Health Workshop January 2017

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Sensory Garden
17 July 2017
/ Categories: Healthy City, Carlisle Dementia Action Alliance

Sensory Garden

Work has almost been completed on the new sensory garden within the Hadrian Unit at Carleton Clinic and is scheduled for launch on Tuesday 1st August 2017.

The garden will be used as part of the therapy for mental health patients using home grown plants and vegetables that stimulate all the senses and create a calming atmosphere. Patients, staff and volunteers have worked very hard in transforming the garden which has been funded by Jane Anderson through Lisa's Legacy.

The garden is important in helping patients learn new skills, gain confidence and raise self esteem as well as develop social skills. Patients often find a new hobby in gardening which is a great distraction for the mind and gives them something healthy and productive to focus on.

For more information on the project and Lisa's Legacy, click on the two links provided and scroll through lots of amazing photos which have been provided through the Facebook page. The latest press release will be issued in due course so keep an eye on this page for more info.

To find out more, please contact Jane Anderson at susanjaneanne@hotmail.co.uk or Andrea Greenwood, Cumbria Partnership NHS Trust, at Andrea.Greenwood@cumbria.nhs.uk

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More links

  • Press Release 2nd August 2017 - Lisa's Legacy gives hope to mental health patients
  • Press Release 9th June 2015 - Cumbria Partnership NHS
  • The Lisa Bertoletti Sanctuary Fund - Lisa's Legacy

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