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Other Considerations for the Alliance The terms of reference of the Alliance will be tailored to the individual needs and environment within each local authority, and can change to respond to new developments. Given the Local government reform currently underway, the Chairs of the current set of Age Friendly Alliances have recently recommitted their alliances to • Develop a coordinated reporting relationship with Council members, (e.g. annual/biannual presentation) in order to keep elected representatives appraised of the progress of the programme • Develop a coordinated and defined relationship with the relevant Local Community Development Committee (LCDC). This may include the submission of the Age Friendly Strategy for consideration and where appropriate formal adoption • Support the relevant Older Peoples Council/Forum in securing effective alignment with the Public Participation Networks (PPN) • Inform through the preparation of a relevant submission, the development of the multiannual Local Economic and Community Plan, (LECP) to be prepared by the new LCDC’s. TIP: Ask the Alliance members to nominate people from their organisations to an implementation group. The Age Friendly County Coordinator won’t be able to organise the launch and run the consultations alone. These people are likely to be health promotion officers in the HSE , community crime prevention officers within the Gardai, social inclusion officers in the local authority and other staff members in voluntary agencies. 36
Chapter 1: Setting Up An Age Friendly City Or County Programme Task Five: Organising the Launch of the Age Friendly County Programme This will be the first public event for your Age Friendly City or County so it requires a lot of careful planning. The first thing you need to do is make a comprehensive list of all the people you’d like to attend. Get access to databases of all community and voluntary organisations dealing with older people in your county. A database of these organisations may be available in the county council or in each library in the county. They may also be available through the Public Participation Network and/or from local service providers. Ask members of the Alliance to give you access to people to invite to the launch. Compile a list of all business leaders in the county particularly those selling services, consumer and lifestyle products relevant to older people. Get contact details for all managers/patient liaison officers in public and private nursing homes and health centres, day care centres and any other groups providing services to older people in the county. These will include transport providers, meals on wheels, bridge clubs, sports clubs, active retirement groups, church communities, etc. Make sure to include all county councillors and senior executives from the County Council on your invite list. People: Informing as many people as possible that their county is embarking on an Age Friendly programme is hugely important to the later development of the Age Friendly City and County programme in your area. Work out your final invite list and arrange a meeting with the Chief Executive to ensure you haven’t forgotten any key people. 37
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