Local Policing Closer To You – In Partnership with the Third Sector
Local Policing Closer To You
In Partnership with the Third Sector -
"Realising the Potential"
Tuesday 9th November 2010, Beach Ballroom, Aberdeen
In association with the Aberdeen Council of Voluntary Organisations (ACVO), Grampian Police hosted a seminar at the Beach Ballroom, Aberdeen on Tuesday 9th November 2010. The purpose of the conference was to discuss the re-structure of policing services across Aberdeen and explore how we can create stronger links with our partners within the third sector in responding to the challenges facing local communities.
Dialogue and the art of thinking together (By William Isaacs - Published by Doubleday)
Small is Beautiful - A study of economics as if people mattered (by E.F. Schmuchar)
The power of Social Innovation - How civic entrepreneurs Ignite Community Networks for Good (By Stephen Goldsmith)
Background to the Conference
Every day hundreds of people are quietly engaged in a range of valuable work, delivering vital services across our City. Much of the work carried out in Aberdeen is dependant upon the time and skill of the third sector, providing a valuable contribution to the needs of the City and its citizens. The current financial climate has focused the minds of all organisations on the contribution of the third sector and the need to ensure that we look for opportunities for greater partnership working across all communities.
On Thursday 1st April 2010, Grampian Police restructured its Operational Policing Services for Aberdeen Division to deliver a more community focussed policing model for the City. Like you we are passionate about the service we provide. We want to improve the accessibility of policing services and work with our communities and partners to effectively tackle local issues.
In association with the Aberdeen Council of Voluntary Organisations (ACVO), Grampian Police hosted a seminar at the Beach Ballroom, Aberdeen on Tuesday 9th November 2010. The purpose of the conference was to discuss the re-structure of policing services across Aberdeen and explore how we can create stronger links with our partners within the third sector in responding to the challenges facing local communities.
As part of this work ACVO also wish to map the third sector organisations within Aberdeen with a view to raising awareness of the quality and breadth of services provided and the opportunities they present. Take part in the ACVO survey to assist with this research.
