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Norfolk and Suffolk both have a Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise (VCFSE) Assembly, chaired by an external team:
Tim Garinder (Norfolk) & Kirsten Alderson (Suffolk)
In line with national expectations, a VCFSE Assembly model provides a formal mechanism to embed the sector in governance and strategic delivery.
Reflects the breadth and diversity of organisations working with communities.
Recognises the sector as an equal partner in the Norfolk and Suffolk health and care system, as they play a critical role in improving health and wellbeing, tackling inequalities, and supporting people to live well in their communities.
Representation spans neighbourhood, place and system levels, ensuring community voice is embedded in decision-making.
The Assemblies:
Bring together a large and diverse membership from across Norfolk and Suffolk.
Meet regularly to connect, collaborate and influence system priorities.
Enable shared learning and progress of key workstreams through a steering group.
Support and are key players in strategic commissioning.
If you are a Voluntary Sector Assembly member, please click into the form below to....
Norfolk and Suffolk both have a Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise (VCFSE) Assembly, chaired by an external team:
Tim Garinder (Norfolk) & Kirsten Alderson (Suffolk)
In line with national expectations, a VCFSE Assembly model provides a formal mechanism to embed the sector in governance and strategic delivery.
Reflects the breadth and diversity of organisations working with communities.
Recognises the sector as an equal partner in the Norfolk and Suffolk health and care system, as they play a critical role in improving health and wellbeing, tackling inequalities, and supporting people to live well in their communities.
Representation spans neighbourhood, place and system levels, ensuring community voice is embedded in decision-making.
The Assemblies:
Bring together a large and diverse membership from across Norfolk and Suffolk.
Meet regularly to connect, collaborate and influence system priorities.
Enable shared learning and progress of key workstreams through a steering group.
Support and are key players in strategic commissioning.
If you are a Voluntary Sector Assembly member, please click into the form below to....
Further to the discussion at our recent Suffolk VCFSE Assembly on the future priorities and set-up of the Assembly, we would really appreciate it if you can spare 10 minutes to answer the following questions that will help inform the planning.
As part of our planning for the future priorities and set-up of both the Norfolk and Suffolk VCFSE Assemblies, we would really appreciate it if you can spare 10 minutes to answer the following questions that will help inform our planning.
