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The next scheduled East Riding VCSE Network Meeting is an in-person event - but it's important that all VCSE groups who's area of benefit is in the East Riding are represented at this meeting.
Location - Beverley Rugby Union Football Club, Beaver Park, Norwood, Beverley, East Yorkshire, HU17 9HT
Date & Time Wednesday 29th March 11am till 1pm
Refreshments: lunch and refreshments provided*
HEY Smile Foundation will provide a full update regarding a new collaborative model that will give members a stronger voice to inform and enable strategic decisions that will impact communities across East Riding.
Judith Lund (British Red Cross) has agreed to Chair this meeting and the agenda will include:
- ICB VCSE Collaborative
- Establishing an East Riding VCSE Collaborative
- VCSE Network Terms of Reference review and proposal
The meeting will discuss the terms of reference of the group as well as sector representation within the new East Riding VCSE Collaborative. The proposed model will be resourced by East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership.
Some pre-reading will be circulated before the meeting to support a full in-person discussion. However, if you are unable to attend this Network meeting, HEY Smile Foundation will circulate a briefing pack that will capture shared ideas and facilitate a webinar in April.
* Please confirm your attendance to support lunch and refreshment arrangements plus any special dietary requirements to Michelle Barnes email: mb@heysmilfoundation.org.
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