CGOAL 1OMMUNITY AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT


Enhance the development of Horsham and surrounding areas as a diverse, inclusive and vibrant community


COMMUNITY PLAN The Horsham Community Plan was created by the COMMUNITY for community action within Horsham. It is focused on the urban area of Horsham.


In August 2012, a steering committee was formed to oversee production of a Horsham Community Plan. The committee’s role was to champion the project, develop the marketing and communications strategy and talk to the community about opportunities that would be created by the plan. In late February 2013, Horsham Rural City Council facilitated three community workshops. These workshops gave members a forum to propose actions to improve Horsham and vote on the suggested ideas. Positive aspects about Horsham were the basis for devising an action plan and goals were identified that enhanced those positive aspects or filled gaps within current assets and strengths.


The Steering Committee then merged these ideas into the final priorities for the Community Plan.


The priorities for community action are:


Promote and develop accessible and improved transport


Lobby for and support improved medical services and facilities Create music in the street


Engage in education advocacy for improved facilities at all levels Develop and improve playgrounds in Horsham


Enhance characteristics and facilities along the Wimmera River


Generate active participation in total health and wellbeing


Develop a multi-purpose sports facility in Horsham, including indoor sports facilities Develop art spaces in Horsham Improve and extend bicycle and walking tracks


Your Horsham Your Say


was the slogan used to encourage people to provide input into the Horsham Community Plan


20 ANNUAL REPORT 2012 - 2013


Create new festivals and events and enhance existing ones


Improve promotion with a tourism focus (with recreation vehicle awareness)


HORSHAM


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