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Delivering on Equalities: Guidance to Community Planning Partnerships

Mainstreaming equality in community planning, developing practice from Community Planning Partnerships in Scotland

Community Profiling

Assessing the housing needs of Gypsies/Travellers in Falkirk

Assessing the housing needs of Gypsies/Travellers in North Lanarkshire

Community Regeneration Fund

The treatment of Equalities in draft Regeneration Outcome Agreements (June 2007)
Using evidence to mainstream equalities in regeneration

LGBT community involvement guide

Housing Guides – older LGBT people

Ensuring equality for older LGBT People in Scotland 2005 Homepointer No. 40

Housing Options for older LGBT People in Scotland – Homepointer no. 41

Engaging with Equalities Groups

Community Engagement How To Guide
A key principle of community engagement is ensuring that all communities are involved effectively in the community planning process. Feedback from many people using this guide suggested many of you wanted more help and guidance on how to engage effectively with equalities groups. As a result, there are two new sections of this guide:

How to…engage with minority ethnic communities

Using the National Standards for Community Engagement with equalities groups

Advice Note: Equalities and the National Standards for Community Engagement
Equality Glossary

Scottish Government

In addition, the Scottish Government has produced detailed guidance on approaches to ensuring equal opportunity in participation and consultation.

Same Difference? Guidance on community learning and development activity with equalities groups

Community planning and equalities duties

Good practice guidance: consultation with equalities groups