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This is the newest
team at WNVCA and encompasses
Over the past few
years nearly all
The Partnership
team represents the Voluntary sector on
Our LSP, which is known as The West Norfolk Partnership (WNP) is made of four individual thematic groups; these are Healthier Communities and Older People, Children and Young People, Economic and the Safer and Stronger Communities Partnership. Our team also participates in Voluntary Youth, Older People, Diverse, Health, Carers and Transport Forums. All this action driven involvement puts the team in an excellent place to meet the promises made to the community in our Mission Statement and Aims. The West Norfolk
Partnership (WNP) is a group of key public, private and voluntary sector
organisations who work together to improve services and the quality of life
in
Supporting us with
throughout all these actions are the Norfolk Compact guidelines by which
Government departments and the voluntary sector work together. This
important document is a valuable tool in the structure of partnerships and
has been effective many times in re In addition the Partnership Team make regular and active contributions in the Public Involvement Forum and the Voluntary Sector Local Area Agreement Reference Group speaking up for West Norfolk’s VCS at a County level. Daisy’s role as Diversity Officer has continued to help us to understand our evolving society and how we all ‘fit in together’, it is an important element of how we work and live together in partnership. Thus, diversity has also taught us how we can achieve greater resident participation in local affairs, and from this we can help all local areas to become more cohesive in achieving our common aims and objectives. We welcome our newest member of the team Harriet Frammingham to the WNVCA. Harriet’s role is to disseminate information about the sector and to broaden our communication within the sector. Harriet brings to the VCA considerable expertise and flair in her approach to the editorship of not only the Newsletter but our new Website as well.
The Partnership team is thus very actively involved in
not just West Norfolk, but
Although there are still plenty of challenges ahead as the partnership team works hard to raise the level of VSC participation in local affairs, which includes those hard to reach groups as well as increasing the involvement of faith groups in local issues. However, these are exiting times as public consultation and engagement are very much the way forward. Partnership News January 2008 Click HERE ![]() |
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