A group of young people that help to look after someone at home, told us that carrying a Young Carers Card would help them at school when they were having problems.

The Young Carers Card scheme is now under way in Kirklees, and following a successful presentation to the Youth Parliament, similar campaigns have begun in North Yorkshire and Sheffield!

Our last big residents’ survey was in 2008 and we’ve been working hard since then to try and improve things. Only a quarter of you felt you could influence local decision making.

We’ve told you more about opportunities to get involved through these pages, introduced an e-petitions system to make it easier for you to reach a bigger audience, and made our meetings more accessible through public webcasting – resulting in over 22,000 views. We're now analysing the results of our Your Place Your Say survey - we'll tell you what we've found out on here soon!

In a recent survey, GP and dental patients were very positive about current levels of hygiene within community healthcare, but many were unsure how to report any specific concerns that they might have and wished to learn more.

We held a week of events in October, coinciding with the National Infection Prevention and Control Week and schools’ half-term holidays. Over 1200 residents came along, to take part and learn about health subjects including good hand hygiene, food safety, meningitis and much more.

Hello, welcome to Involve

Involve is a tool to help Kirklees Council and local public services, such as NHS Kirklees, to plan and share community involvement work - like public events, surveys and consultation.

You can use it to find past, present and future involvement across Kirklees. Involve will tell you what's happened since the work has taken place as well, so you can see what difference getting involved has made.

You can use the calendar below to see what's happening, including things you can get involved in yourself.

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Engagement

 
Activity between May 2012 and October 2012
TitleMayJunJulAugSepOct
'Creative Kirklees'
Mayor's Attendance - Feedback from customers
Children's Centres Satisfaction Survey
Tackling anti-social behaviour - improving lives through working together
Chief Executive's Policy and Partnership Unit (CEPPU) customer survey
Current Living in Kirklees (CLiK) 2012 Survey
North Kirklees Bus Review
African and Caribbean Leadership Group
Batley Festival 2012
Firth Park, Heckmondwike Community Event
Shaping our Age
Kirklees Local Flood Risk Management Strategy
Social Housing Consultation
Community Partnerships - Customer Appraisal
Ravensthorpe Cohesion through Archaeology Project
Proposed diversion of public footpath Spenborough 143 (part) off Norristhorpe Lane, Liversedge
Kirklees Council employee pulse survey 2012
Building Services Tenants' Satisfaction Survey
Community First Golcar
Kirklees Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy
NEW - Lana Kurdish Womens group
Community Payback for Offenders
Sycamore Intergenerational project - Golcar area

Looking for something specific? Please use the advanced search to find details of our community engagement work.


The Framework for Involving Communities

The aim of this framework is to set out a single partnership approach to involving communities in Kirklees.


Community involvement activities

Use the diagram to find guidance documents relating to each involvement activity.



Links

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