Western Heath & Social Services Neighbourhood Health Improvement 203,663 Board Project The Pink Ladies Breast Cancer Pink Ladies community Cancer Support 20,770 Support Group Project Greater Shantallow Area Partnership Community Engagement Project 5,688 Londonderry Citizens Advice Core Salaries & Running Costs 127,201 Bureau An Gaelaras The Fleadh 2013 36,269 DRD Roads Service Northern Upgrading of Street Lighting on the 300,000 – Division Embankment Phase 2 – Enterprise North West Tourism & Arts Ambassador Project 14,952 North & Waterside NRA’s only Shantallow Community Residents Educated in Safety Project 22,776 Association* £1,352,323 *SCRA Shantallow Renewal Project includes £22,776 for their Citywide Youth Educated in – Safety (YES) Project. Stakeholder Engagement Triax and the various groups and organisations within this area prides itself on stakeholders engagement and in particular with engagement with residents. Many of the local groups have extensive engagement and recruitment strategies in place. Triax engages extensively with statutory agencies, public bodies and politicians. Triax recently published a Communication Strategy that ensures that we are mindful of all our target audiences and to keep are language jargon free. This new strategy also takes account of new media as a tool for modern communication and engagement. We are also mindful of the more traditional way to engage and communicate such as door-to-door, public meetings, leaflets and newssheets and media outlets both print and electronic. Triax has re-launched its website and all our minutes, updates and progress reports are uploaded following adoption by the Triax Board. Many community groups and organisations in the Triax area have embraced the new age of social media and instant communications. One very good example of this is The Old Library Trust; Healthy Living Centre has a very vibrant and engaging Facebook and Internet presence. They advertise all their programmes, post updates and provide information on all ongoing activity and campaigns. They have over 5,500 followers and regularly have over people commenting on topical discussions or current programmes per week. This presence offers all stakeholders instant opportunity to be involved or engaged in the work of the OLT and in turn the wider Neighbourhood Renewal Process.
Western Heath & Social Services Board Neighbourhood Health Improvement Project 203,663 The Pink Ladies Breast Cancer Support Group Pink Ladies community Cancer Support Project 20,770 Greater Shantallow Area Partnership Community Engagement Project 5,688 Londonderry Citizens Advice Bureau Core Salaries & Running Costs 127,201 An Gaelaras The Fleadh 2013 36,269 DRD Roads Service – Northern Division Upgrading of Street Lighting on the Embankment – Phase 2 300,000 Enterprise North West Tourism & Arts Ambassador Project North & Waterside NRA’s only 14,952 Shantallow Community Residents Association* Educated in Safety Project 22,776 £1,352,323 *SCRA – Shantallow Renewal Project includes £22,776 for their Citywide Youth Educated in Safety (YES) Project. Stakeholder Engagement Triax and the various groups and organisations within this area prides itself on stakeholders engagement and in particular with engagement with residents. Many of the local groups have extensive engagement and recruitment strategies in place. Triax engages extensively with statutory agencies, public bodies and politicians. Triax recently published a Communication Strategy that ensures that we are mindful of all our target audiences and to keep are language jargon free. This new strategy also takes account of new media as a tool for modern communication and engagement. We are also mindful of the more traditional way to engage and communicate such as door-to-door, public meetings, leaflets and newssheets and media outlets both print and electronic. Triax has re-launched its website and all our minutes, updates and progress reports are uploaded following adoption by the Triax Board. Many community groups and organisations in the Triax area have embraced the new age of social media and instant communications. One very good example of this is The Old Library Trust; Healthy Living Centre has a very vibrant and engaging Facebook and Internet presence. They advertise all their programmes, post updates and provide information on all ongoing activity and campaigns. They have over 5,500 followers and regularly have over people commenting on topical discussions or current programmes per week. This presence offers all stakeholders instant opportunity to be involved or engaged in the work of the OLT and in turn the wider Neighbourhood Renewal Process.
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