Each quarter, we send out a newsletter on behalf of the Gloucestershire VCSE Strategic Partnership.
Our newsletter contains updates about how the VCSE sector in Gloucestershire is working in partnership with the public sector and a range of agencies for the benefit of local communities.
This weeks round up of job and trustee vacancies within the VCSE sector in Gloucestershire.
Week beginning 13 May 2024.
Are you unsure where to go to find mental health support for a child or young person? This article contains links to the range of mental health support available for children & young people in Gloucestershire.
If you'd like us to include links to other services in the county, please contact us and our team will update this page.
Could political change affect the landscape in which the VCSE sector operates?
With an election due in the next nine months, the VCSE Strategic Partnership would like to invite you to explore what this may mean for the sector and the opportunities it may present. The VCSE Strategic Partnership would also like to receive feedback about their draft plan and there will be an opportunity to share your views about the year ahead during these events.
We're delighted to announce that 18 local VCSE sector groups & organisations in Gloucestershire have been awarded grants totalling £300k for projects which support mental health in the county.
These grants we're provided by Gloucestershire VCS Alliance and Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust (GHC) as part of the Community Mental Health Transformation (CMHT) programme in the county.
Are you from a VCSE sector group or organisation in Tewkesbury Borough? Would you like to help make Tewkesbury a better place for people to live and work in?
Apply now to join Tracy Clark, CEO of Young Gloucestershire, as joint Rep on the Integrated Locality Partnership.
In our first Team Blog, our Head of Operations, Jill Parker, explores what the VCSE sector is and its critical role as a partner in the delivery of public services.
The Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector is a force for good, supporting wellbeing and creativity in our communities, enabling the arts and culture to thrive, offering education and opportunities to children and adults alike, preserving our history and restoring and enhancing the natural environment.
