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Social Capital Larger organisations with paid staff tend to work with Campaigners specific groups of people or deliver specific services Community anchors - neighbourhood focus and buildings based Small, volunteer led community

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Social Capital

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Larger organisations with paid staff – tend to work with specific groups of people or deliver specific services Small, volunteer led community organisations Community anchors - neighbourhood focus and buildings based Campaigners

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What did we do?

Invested £250k over two years into the

VCS infrastructure organisation

Raised the profile with GPs and other staff

– Bromley by Bow visit and others

Tried to change the culture

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What’s happened since then?

Live Well Wakefield
Lottery Funding
Community Anchor Network
Micro-commissioning
Well understood by statutory providers
Care Home Vanguard

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Our Stories

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Eastmoor Community Project Limited

St. Swithun’s Community Centre

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Community Anchor Network

Community Anchors are:

–Community run and led –Rooted in a sense of place –Have multiple functions –Mission to improve the whole community not just a part –Dynamic and evolving

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COMPOSITE DOMAINS OF ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP DEPRIVATION Domains Protest and Social Change Community Life Representative Democracy Democratic Values Sum of Ranks OVERALL RANK * average LSOA score National average LSOA rank Wakefield Deprivation Rank # Ranks WARD REF WARD NAME 15 Stanley and Outwood East 5 4 2 3 14 1 13.8 20,530 20 18 Wakefield Rural 3 12 4 4 23 2 13.3 20,784 21 19 Wakefield South 12 5 1 8 26 3 20.4 17,274 16 1 Ackworth, North Elmsall and Upton 11 2 6 7 26 3 21.8 14,493 13 11 Ossett 7 2 14 6 29 5 15.3 18,926 19 20 Wakefield West 4 6 10 13 33 6 34.5 8,470 6 8 Horbury and South Ossett 5 15 11 2 33 6 15.6 18,445 17 12 Pontefract North 10 7 8 9 34 8 25.5 12,377 11 21 Wrenthorpe and Outwood West 8 17 9 1 35 9 15.8 18,496 18 17 Wakefield North 20 1 4 12 37 10 30.6 10,498 9 6 Featherstone 2 13 7 15 37 10 30.6 8,953 7 3 Altofts and Whitwood 8 7 16 14 45 12 25.7 13,526 12 13 Pontefract South 19 9 13 5 46 13 23.0 15,125 14 16 Wakefield East 14 11 2 20 47 14 36.6 6,836 1 5 Crofton, Ryhill and Walton 17 13 15 10 55 15 20.6 16,084 15 2 Airedale and Ferry Fryston 1 19 17 19 56 16 40.1 8,427 5 10 Normanton 17 18 19 11 65 17 27.2 11,518 10 7 Hemsworth 16 20 12 18 66 18 37.2 6,977 2 4 Castleford Central and Glasshoughton 15 16 21 16 68 19 28.7 9,800 8 9 Knottingley 12 21 18 17 68 19 34.8 7,012 3 14 South Elmsall and South Kirkby 21 10 20 21 72 21 32.8 8,281 4

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Five Ways to Wellbeing

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Community Development

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Youth Development

BERLIN GEM + AT THE HUT GROUP WORK AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

AFTER SCHOOL CLUB AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

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Childcare

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Community Events

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Volunteering

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Café on the Moor

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