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Aberdeenshire
Alcohol and Drug Partnership
The Aberdeenshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership (ADP) is multi-agency partnership made up of senior
decision making
representatives of various agencies in Aberdeenshire.
Purpose
The purpose of the ADP is to:
Develop an agreed 3 year
strategy
and engage partner agencies to contribute to its implementation.
Monitor and evaluate implementation of the strategy and its measurable outcomes. Revise the strategy and influence performance accordingly.
Oversee and coordinate the work of the ADP Sub-Committees and ensure effective use of ADP funds in the achievement of the strategic goals.
The ADP meets five times a year. It is a public meeting and anyone is welcome to attend. A record of its work and current papers can be found
here
.
Objectives
The ADP will achieve its purpose by:
Drawing all agencies into the ADP partnership and encouraging them to contribute resources and engage with the implementation of the strategy.
Liaising effectively with neighbouring ADP areas (
Aberdeen City
,
Moray
and
Angus
) and progressing work on a collective basis where wise to do so.
Routinely monitoring progress against the ADP action plan and work of the
ADP's sub-committees
.
Develop a Governance and Accountability Framework to regulate how resources are used, overseen and financial risks managed
Confirm that any funding awarded to a
service
has been used for what was intended.
Agree a means of identifying respective partners' contribution of resources, a means of attracting alternative funding and assess the potential for pooling budgets.
Arrange periodic independent review of the effectiveness of our strategy to provide assurance to Aberdeenshire residents, ADP funders and the Scottish Government.
Provide a public account of the ADP's performance and effectiveness of tax-payers money invested in drug and alcohol work in Aberdeenshire through publication of an
annual report
.
Leadership
The ADP is chaired by:
Colin Mackenzie
Chief Executive
Aberdeenshire Council