Colin Locality Planning Group

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The Colin Locality Planning group was established in 2011 in partnership with Colin Neighbourhood Partnership and currently consists of a broad range of community, statutory and voluntary organisations with the remit for children and young people in the area. The group aims to improve the outcomes for children and young people  and families through a multiagency planning approach.

Learn more about locality groups
Learn more about outcomes groups here
The Colin LPG is part of the South Eastern  Area Outcomes Group

Colin Neighbourhood Partnership
Find out more about the work of Colin Neighbourhood Partnership in supporting their local community.
Colin will be an area with a vibrant centre, where people are happy to live, work, play and study and proud to say they are from. It will be a community empowered to participate and make a difference, where local achievements are celebrated and visitors are welcomed.

 

Latest News & Events

Summer of Fun Awaits: SEAOG Launches Inclusive Summer Activities Directory 2026 - Families across the South Eastern area can now start planning for an exciting and inclusive summer, with the launch of the South Eastern Area Outcomes Group (SEAOG) Inclusive Summer Activities Directory 2026. Continue Reading →
Colin Neuro Café – Thursday 24 September 2026 - Join us for an information and support event for parents and carers of children with Autism and ADHD and those awaiting assessment. The event will include; Information stalls with representatives Continue Reading →
Cover page titled “How are Children & Young People doing in NI?” from the CYPSP (Children & Young People’s Strategic Partnership). The page features the subtitle “Northern Ireland Outcome Monitoring Report with Trends 2017–24/25” and the heading “Improving Outcomes.” The main image shows a person holding and reviewing a report containing bar charts, a pie chart and a line graph, representing data analysis and performance monitoring. A purple banner at the bottom reads: “Multi-agency Information to Support Integrated Planning for Children and Young People in Northern Ireland – April 2025.” CYPSP logos appear in the top corners. New Report Highlights Changing Picture for Children and Young People in Northern Ireland - A newly published regional monitoring report reveals significant demographic change, growing pressures on services, and mixed progress across health, wellbeing and education for children and young people in Northern Ireland. Continue Reading →

Action Plan and Priorities

Under development

Minutes