The South East Region Social Inclusion Statement was launched on 26 June 2002 in Aldershot. The Statement is the work of seven regional agencies in the South East, including the Regional Assembly, GOSE, SEEDA and the Health Development Agency.

It sets out the region's commitment to tackling social exclusion and maps the contribution each regional partner is able to make.

The Statement, and its action plan, will be implemented by a Social Inclusion Task Group consisting of the current seven partners and a number of other bodies including the local Learning and Skills Councils.

South East Region Social Inclusion Statement - 10.57 MB

South East Region Social Inclusion Action Plan (June 2002) - 116 KB

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