Vlissingen updates collaboration with Advisory Council for Wmo and Youth
Residents of Vlissingen will see faster access to advice from the Advisory Council for Wmo and Youth, as the municipality signs a revised four-year agreement. Changes include ending annual public meetings and adjusting council representation to improve efficiency and transparency.
| Key Fact | Details |
|---|---|
| Municipality | Vlissingen |
| Agreement Duration | 4 years |
| Signing Date | March 13, 2026 |
| Decision Date | March 11, 2026 |
| Advisory Council | Advisory Council for Wmo and Youth |
| Change in Representation | SWGW no longer represented but remains involved in accessibility issues |
| Public Meetings | Annual public meetings discontinued |
| Transparency Improvement | Advice published directly on the website |
The municipality of Vlissingen is responsible for implementing the Social Support Act (Wmo) and youth policies, ensuring residents receive necessary support and services. The Advisory Council for Wmo and Youth plays a crucial role in advising the municipality on these matters, representing the interests of vulnerable groups.
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Collaboration Agreement with Advisory Council for Wmo and Youth
On March 13, 2026, the revised collaboration agreement between the municipality of Vlissingen and the Advisory Council for Wmo and Youth was signed. The municipal executive decided on March 11, 2026, to enter into this collaboration agreement with the Advisory Council for a period of 4 years.
Agreement
The collaboration agreement with the Advisory Council for Wmo and Youth has been amended. The Werkgroep Gehandicapten Walcheren Foundation (SWGW) is no longer represented on the Advisory Council. No successor from the SWGW was available. The SWGW will, however, remain involved in issues concerning accessibility and inclusion.
Public meeting
The obligation to organize an annual public meeting has been lifted. These meetings proved to be very labor-intensive, attracted few visitors, and sometimes took on an undesired political tone. Furthermore, advice from the Advisory Council will be published directly on the website, allowing residents to gain quicker insight into the advice provided.