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Page 1: SURREY CLBC COMMUNITY COUNCIL Putting Community into Community Living.

SURREY CLBC COMMUNITY COUNCIL

Putting Community into Community Living.

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COMMUNITY COUNCILS

Building Welcoming Communities

Improving Accountability

Financial Decision making

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WELCOMING COMMUNITIES

A key link with CLBC

Expand networks & safeguards

Creative solutions

New local partnerships

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IMPROVING ACCOUNTABILITY

Monitoring & evaluation

Identifying issues & concerns

Input on staff selection

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FINANCIAL DECISION MAKING

Reviewing allocations & spending. Identifying gaps, overlaps and issues. Reshaping funding and services. Creative solutions to funding challenges. Priorities for new or reallocated funding. Feedback on financial decisions and

priorities.

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SETTING PRIORITIES

Welcoming Communities

Improving Accountability

Financial Decisions

Community Council Care

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SURREY COMMUNITY COUNCIL

Values

Equal Opportunities For:

Choice

Self Advocacy

- Making meaningful contributions

Empowerment

- Having a voice and being heard

Participation

- Community access and involvement

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SURREY COMMUNITY COUNCIL

Values cont.

Citizenship & Community Inclusion- Sense of Belonging- Building Authentic/Genuine Relationships- Rights and Responsibilities

Person Centered and/or Family Directed Planning

Collaboration- Working and planning together- Teamwork

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SURREY COMMUNITY COUNCIL

Vision

Equal opportunities and a complete range of options.

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SURREY COMMUNITY COUNCIL

Mission Statement

“…representing community needs;

building on community strengths…”

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Mandate

To create, sustain and nurture the mutual

sharing of information, action, decision

making and accountability between local

CLBC management and community,

towards the collective vision.

SURREY COMMUNITY COUNCIL

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KEY AREAS OF FOCUS

1. Community Education & Awareness

2. Council Care

3. Council Work

4. Shared Leadership with CLBC

5. Regional & Provincial Connection

6. Community and Families/Service

Delivery

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SURREY COUNCIL’S GOALS & OBJECTIVES

ISSUE/AREA: COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND AWARENESS

GOAL 1: To increase awareness of and access to services for service recipients and their families.

Objective I: Educate ourselves (council members) about services and trends.

Action Plan 1: -Invite guest speakers and council members with expertise to present on topical items. (ongoing)

-Receive regular reports from CLBC. (ongoing)

Objective II: Educate target groups about services and about the community council.

Action Plan 2: - Each Task Force response to the council’s community conversations will connect with key target groups. (2009)

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SURREY COUNCIL’S GOALS & OBJECTIVES

ISSUE/AREA: COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND AWARENESS

GOAL 2: Identify Community Issues.

Objective I: Glean info from issues.

Action Plan 3: Review Q & A from November 15, 2007

Action Plan 4: Integrate issues raised into Strategic Plan- thereby identify

gaps. (2008)

Action Plan 5: Survey all CLBC Surrey service consumers (950) to identify community issues. (Fall/Winter 2008)

Action Plan 6: Follow-up surveys by phone to engage respondents in more in-depth dialogue about their areas of concern.

(Winter 2008)

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SURREY COUNCIL’S GOALS & OBJECTIVES

ISSUE/AREA: COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND AWARENESS cont’d

Objective II: Ensure follow through on the information and intentions shared at the

community meeting held November 15, 2007.

Action Plan 7: Communicate a follow-up with Doug

Action Plan 8: Future meetings (ongoing)

Action Plan 9: Establish Web site (with capability to respond to

community inquiries) (2009)

Action Plan 10 Obtain progress update on the range of options (residential options and

employment initiatives)(ongoing)

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SURREY COUNCIL’S GOALS & OBJECTIVES

ISSUE/AREA: COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND AWARENESS cont’d

Action Plan 11: Obtain progress report of accountability for agencies to do what they are paid to do in their contracts.

Action Plan 12: Obtain progress update on the “getting money out of existing contracts (globally funded) and give it directly to families” for respite.

Action Plan 13: List services available in different communities on the CLBC website. (2009)

Action Plan 14: Obtain progress report on family members choosing between different group homes or day programs.

Action Plan 15: Provide Residential Options video on request

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SURREY COUNCIL’S GOALS & OBJECTIVES

ISSUE/AREA: COUNCIL CARE

GOAL 1: To ensure that we are making progress according to our goals.

Objective I: Schedule time for an evaluation session every six months, each October and March.

Action Plan 16: Assign monitoring and reporting out on specific objectives and or action plans to individual council members.

GOAL 2: To ensure we are feeling positive body, mind and spirit about our involvement on the

Council.

Objective I: Social gatheringAction Plan 17: Hold one meeting each year at a member’s home

with time for socializing as the main focus of the evening.

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ISSUE/AREA: COUNCIL WORK

GOAL 1: To be a productive and effective community council.

Objective I: To have a Strategic Plan in place by March 2008.

Action 18: To spend at least 30 minutes per Council meeting on this.

(ongoing)

Action 19: Chair makes sure it’s on the agenda. (ongoing)

Action 20: Chair and manager to formulize information from today’s

meeting for an upcoming community presentation.

SURREY COUNCIL’S GOALS & OBJECTIVES

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SURREY COUNCIL’S GOALS & OBJECTIVES

ISSUE/AREA: COUNCIL WORK cont’d

Objective II: Establishing a system of communication between stakeholders.

Action 21: CPD Manager provides a monthly report. (ongoing)

Action 22: Quality Service Manager provides

quarterly reports and additional information as required.

(ongoing)

Action 23: Meeting minutes are distributed to Council Members before

the meeting. (ongoing)

Action 24: To establish a mechanism for receiving

information. (March 2008)

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SURREY COUNCIL’S GOALS & OBJECTIVES

ISSUE/AREA: COUNCIL WORK cont’d

Objective IV: By creating an annual planning

calendar

Action Plan 25: Determine who will set and maintain.

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SURREY COUNCIL’S GOALS & OBJECTIVES

ISSUE/AREA: SHARED LEADERSHIP WITH CLBC

Goal 1: To have clear ongoing and effective communication with CLBC.

Objective I: The Counciil will facilitate feedback from our community.

Action Plan 26: Send emails and reports to CLBC via Sharon Rose. (ongoing)

Action Plan 27: Designate a Council representative to attend Advisory Committee

meetings.

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SURREY COUNCIL’S GOALS & OBJECTIVES

ISSUE/AREA: SHARED LEADERSHIP WITH CLBC cont’d

Goal 2: To influence CLBC decision making at a community level.

Objective I: Providing information gained by the council, stressing the need for a response in order to report back to the community.

Action Plan 28: Provide a report based on Q and A’s from the community meeting in November. (2008)

Action Plan 29: To prepare a formal recommendation to CLBC with regards to

priority and proactive planning for those with aging parents as per

the need highlighted in the Survey results. (2009)

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SURREY COUNCIL’S GOALS & OBJECTIVES

ISSUE/AREA: CONNECTION TO REGIONAL & PROVINCAL COUNCILS

Goal 1: To nurture the larger collective voice when there are implications for the Surrey community.

Objective I: Participate with and respond to all invitations from other councils to meet, dialogue, share strategies, etc.

Action Plan 30: Chair and Vice Chair will meet with Lower Mainland CouncilChairs. (January 2009 and ongoing)

Action Plan 31: Regularly review the website postings of other councils and share key information with Surrey council members.

(ongoing)

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SURREY COUNCIL’S GOALS & OBJECTIVES

ISSUE/AREA: CONNECTION TO REGIONAL & PROVINCAL COUNCILS cont.

Goal 2: To harness expertise and experiences of other Councils.

Objective I: To connect with other Council’s Members Action Plan 32: Chair & Vice Chair attended May 10th joint meeting with

Board and Provincial Council Chairs and Vice Chairs.

Action Plan 33: Vice Chair will connected with Kelowna Council member and others regarding surveying the community.

Action Plan 34: Council members will develop draft survey to be used in Surrey. To be reviewed and given input by all

Council members, especially self-advocates. (Fall 2008)

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SURREY COUNCIL’S GOALS & OBJECTIVES

ISSUE/AREA: COMMUNITY & FAMILY/SERVICE DELIVERY

Goal 1: To facilitate an understanding of how Surrey community members can contribute to and be a part of a welcoming and inclusive community.

Objective I: Increase understanding of what a welcoming community can be.

Objective II: Increase awareness about issues that people with disabilities in Surrey face and what they deem is important to them.

Action Plan 35: Invite key community stakeholders to participate in Survey follow-up

focus groups, community forums, etc. to address those areas

identified as critical for residents: (2009)

a) TRANSPORTATION

b) CONNECTIONS… - recreation and leisure activities for people of all ages

- opportunities for life-long learning - employment

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ISSUES OF CONCERN IN SURREY

Community and Family/Service Delivery Themes Identified by Council …

Housing Community safety Home support Resource access Transportation Bridging language and culture Employment & volunteer opportunities Recreation and Leisure

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ISSUES OF CONCERN IN SURREY

Community and Family/Service Delivery Themes Identified by Survey Respondents…

Housing, home support and resource access for those with aging parents. (see Action Plan

29)

Transportation (see Action Plan 35 a)

keeping connected with others, and achieving a healthy balance between work, life-long learning and leisure activities. (see Action Plan 35 b)