Health Improvement
Community Health Partnerships were set up by NHS Boards in Scotland in April 2005 to involve the public, voluntary organisations, local authorities and health services in securing a healthier future for local communities. The Clackmannanshire Community Health Partnership (CHP) was established to provide comprehensive local health care and community services in partnership with the Council and local organisations.
The Clackmannanshire CHP Committee is a multi-agency partnership group with devolved responsibility from the Community Planning partnership to lead the delivery of the strategic vision for health improvement in Clackmannanshire.
All Community Health Partnerships in Forth Valley are expected to ensure that
Health improvement and public health is at the heart of service planning and delivery with CHPs making a significant contribution to improving health and reducing inequalities.
Key publications
Key strategic policy drivers are those listed below in our publications and documents section including
- Scottish Government's Equally Well Implementation Plan
Further Information
For more information, you can visit NHS Forth Valley's page about Clackmannanshire CHP.
Publications & documents
- Children's Services - Service Directory
- Clackmannanshire Joint Health Improvement Plan 2007-2010
- Clackmannanshire Single Outcome Agreement 2009-2012
- Community Health Partnership Strategic Plan
- Forth Valley Directory of Sexual Health Services
- Health and Wellbeing Profiles 2008
- Integrated Children's Services Plans
External Links
See also
Page tools
Contact information
For further information about this page please contact:
Health Policy & Planning Officer, Strategic Policy
Greenfield House, Tullibody Road, Alloa, FK10 2AD
Tel: 01259 452294 / 450000
Email: strategicpolicy@clacks.gov.uk
Or use the on-line contact form
