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Getting started

In this section you will find information on how to get your project started including who you should involve; how to identify partners and supporters that can help you; how to form a group to move your project forward; and what your local authority's responsibilities are for providing play services and facilities where you live.

Guides in this section:

  1. Who should I involve?
    • Working with local people
    • Involving children and young people
    • Including all sections of the community
  2. Working with others
    • Finding partners and supporters
      • Play champions and others with influence
      • Identifying local agencies
      • Finding voluntary groups that can help
    • Forming and managing a group to drive a project
      • Choosing a project leader
      • Steering groups
      • Formalising the group
      • Becoming a charity
      • Holding meetings
      • Keeping Records
  3. Engaging your local authority
    • The local authority's responsibilities for play
    • What is a local play strategy?
    • Local information sources
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