Community Learning and Development Partnership
About Community Learning and Development Partnership
The Community Learning and Development Partnership is responsible for delivering against the priorities described in the Highland Outcome Improvement Plan 2024-2027. These are closely aligned with Community Learning and Development (CLD) in Highland which is rooted in the domains of adult learning, youth work and community development.
CLD work in Scotland is guided by the Strategic Guidance for Community Planning partnerships: Community learning and development (2012) and sits within the context of the National Performance Framework.
The Strategic Guidance identifies the CLD outcomes as:
- Improved life chances for people of all ages, through learning, personal development and active citizenship
- Stronger, more resilient, supportive, influential and inclusive communities
For more information about CLD please read A Guide to Community Learning and Development in Scotland by the CLD Standards Council Scotland.
The ambitions for CLD in Highland can be viewed in the Highland CLD Plan 2024 – 2027. The plan is delivered through the nine Community Partnerships (CPs) and the CLD partnership. The CLD Operational Group uses the strategic priorities as a framework to plan, deliver and evaluate CLD provision in Highland on a regular basis.
To view the CLD annual reports click on the links below.
More information on the CLD priorities can be found by clicking on the pictures below.
Priorities
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Digital Inclusion
Community Development and Resilience
Voice, Inclusion and Participation
Employment, Volunteering and Training
Workforce Development
Education Scotland Reports
The Highland Council Community Learning and Development Progress Visit Report 16/07/2024
Community Learning and Development Progress Visit Report – July 2024
Contact Community Learning and Development Partnership
E-mail: HighlandCPP@highland.gov.uk