The following Partners have agreed to work collaboratively for the good of the community. In practise this means they are committed to using their local knowledge, experience and roles within their respective sectors and parts of thier community to help target support where it's needed most in the Llanion community.

At a visioning workshop in December 2005 the guiding principle or community vision was "to directly address the root causes of disadvantage and poverty"

Date of next Llanion Communities First Partnership Meeting:

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10 Meyrick Street
Pembroke Dock
SA72 6UT

Joining the Llanion Communities First Partnership

If you feel you would like to represent your community or a part of it on the partnership and can spare a few hours a month please contact us or drop in for an informal chat. A first step might be to attend a partnership meeting to see if it's something you could commit to. All members receive an induction into the nature of Communities First and the work to date in the ward. Ongoing training and development of partners is positively encouraged. Expenses for i.e. travel to the meeting, childcare etc will be paid for by the partnership - so you won't be out of pocket. Becoming a member could help you develop new skills and provide an opportunity to serve your community.

Minutes

Minutes of all meetings are available in the office.

Email:llanionenquiries

AGM 2010 report

www.pembroke-dock.co.uk/e_news_31st_march_2010_community.htm

Archives

A Word from the Chair - archived

Partnership Chair - Cllr Sue Perkins

Partners following completion of Mental Health First Aid Training

Vice-Chair Brian Pratt leading a community walk