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Presentation by the Barnfield Big Local Partnership about their Big Local Plan. Given at the National Association for Neighbourhood Management's event "What's in the Plan Stan?" in Barnfield, London, on 18 June 2013.
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BARNFIELD COMMUNITY
Friends of Barnfield Big Local Partnership
Chair - Rahman FamuditimiVice Chair - James Ayanda
Programme Manager - Kelly-Ann Ibrahim
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BARNFIELD COMMUNITY
PRESENTATION OVERVIEW
Barnfield Community profile
Barnfield Community journey
Community Plan priorities
Challenges
Conclusion
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BARNFIELD COMMUNITY
OUR COMMUNITY 811 Dwellings Approximately 2290 residents Male 1145 / Female 1145 71.5% social housing and 26.1% private housing Population reflects a large number of young families Melting pot of different cultural groups: African, Caribbean,
Eastern European, Irish, English, Somalian & Vietnamese
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BARNFIELD COMMUNITYBARNFIELD COMMUNITY JOURNEY SO FAR: Well London community engagement 2008 Increase in residents participation/stronger community cohesion Friends of Barnfield – Formed 2009 Increase networking with stakeholders and decision makers Significant reduction in anti-social behaviour Fundraised £176K for a new play area 2010 / launched 2011 Friends of Barnfield Estate Ltd established 2011 Big Local/Getting People Involved - community engagement 2011/2012 Porta cabin and community centre taken off the Council disposable list Friends of Barnfield Big Local Partnership formed 2012
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BARNFIELD COMMUNITY
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BARNFIELD COMMUNITY
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BARNFIELD COMMUNITY
Friends of Barnfield Big Local Partnership - 2012
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BARNFIELD COMMUNITY
Community PlanOUR VISION
For a community that works as individuals and together to make Barnfield a place of which we can all be proud.
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BARNFIELD COMMUNITYPRIORITY 1Developing our infrastructure: Managing the programme and funds Providing space (s) to meet residents Supporting volunteers
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BARNFIELD COMMUNITYPRIORITY 2Developing a range of activities: Health and wellbeing Environment Children and young people Elderly Crime reduction and community safety Work and training
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BARNFIELD COMMUNITY
PRIORITY 3Developing our communications:
Communicate with others right across the estateCommunicate with key agencies, decision makers external
to the estate and other stakeholdersCommunication Plan – designed and approved by the Partnership
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BARNFIELD COMMUNITYWHERE ARE WE AT WITH OUR PLAN: Porta Cabin – Temporary Hub
Negotiated for 9 year lease from Royal Borough of Greenwich
Barnfield Community Centre Negotiated for 25 year lease from Royal Borough of Greenwich
Open Space Strategy
Social Investment / Greenwich Credit Union
Delivery of activities Engaging with different stakeholders to help develop activities
Friends of Barnfield Estate Ltd working towards charity status
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BARNFIELD COMMUNITYCHALLENGES Having a hub for the community to meet and connect Cost of temporary hub Community is sceptical that they will never see a hub Delivering the plan - impact on priorities/delivery of activities Lots of work have gone on - residents can’t see it Overloading volunteers Convincing decision makers of needs/solutions around community issues Stigma attached to the community - historical Lack of trust / confidence Not everyone can work with the Big Local programme Statutory agencies v grassroots approach
BARNFIELD COMMUNITY
Q & A
THANK YOU!
To find more contact:Email: [email protected] / 07572694217
[email protected] / 07411104381
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