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About Weardale AAP
- Smallest population but
distributed over a large area
- Rural AAP with numerous
hamlets and settlements all with distinct characteristics
- Strength lies in resilience,
Weardale Area Action Partnership Presentation to Full Council - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Weardale Area Action Partnership Presentation to Full Council - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Weardale Area Action Partnership Presentation to Full Council Wednesday 18 th September 2019 Cllr Anita Savory & Angelina Maddison About Weardale AAP - Smallest population but distributed over a large area - Rural AAP with numerous hamlets
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Rural Skills Training Developing unique apprenticeships
- Grow Your Own Activity Workers
- Sports Activator Apprentices
Tourism
- Walkers are Welcome Accreditation
- Weardale Way
- Slitt Wood
- Augmented Reality Interpretation
More and Better Jobs
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Wheels to Meals
People living long and independent lives
Wellness Coordinator Rural Advice Worker The ‘Open House’ – Frosterley WI
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How We Engage You said, we did!
Wolsingham Skate Park Working with Wolsingham Parish Council, marrying 3 funding pots together and delivering a community-led provision
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We Are Weardale
- Narrating a sense of identity
- Inter-generational sharing
Weardale Tub
- Building on We Are Weardale
- Permanent art installation
Over 700 residents engaged in the projects Connected Communities
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Engagement and Consultation Connected Communities
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Summer Artists Workshops Connected Communities
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Networks
Building Networks - Small Grants Fund
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Utilising Networks
Networks
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Way Forward
Building a Shanty Town To become more eco-aware Family cooking and activities To address issues around ‘Holiday Hunger’ and family cohesion Fit for Farming To support farmers in their health and wellbeing
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