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The Voluntary and Community Sector is regularly invited to participate in a variety of partnership conversations on a range of topics and in different thematic areas.  Voluntary Sector providers bring a range of specialisms, experience, front-line expertise and insight with which they can help to influence policy and decision-making, add value to local initiatives, and improve local support and services.  On occasion SCVO and individuals are asked to attend meetings to represent and reflect the experiences of the wider Voluntary and Community Sector.

The list below highlights a range of partnership meetings at which individuals from the Sector participate in a variety of different roles.

If you would like further information about any of the meetings, please contact Leona Bird, Strategic Engagement Officer or Mark Davis, Chief Executive Officer – leona@scvo.info or mark@scvo.info

Safer Sandwell Partnership (Sandwell Policing and Crime Board) SCVO – Mark Davis
  Black Country Women’s Aid – Sara Ward
  Victim Support – Val Hamilton
  Rights and Equality Sandwell – Permjeet Panesar
Pove/Reducing Re-Offending and Serious Organised Crime SCVO – Leona Bird
 
Domestic Abuse Strategic Partnership Black Country Women’s Aid – Sara Ward
  Victim Support – Val Hamilton
  Richmond Fellowship – Amra Dautovic
  Aquarius – Emma Haley
  Cranstoun – Natasha Simpson
Borough Tasking SCVO – Stuart Ashmore
  BID – Lisa Hill
  Cranstoun – Annie Steele, Arron Owen, Gurjit Brring, Irene O’Brien, Natasha Simpson
Sandwell Drug and Alcohol Partnership SCVO – Mark Davis
  Black Country Women’s Aid – Sara Ward
  Trident Reach – Caroline Berry
Sandwell Anti-Slavery Partnership Black Country Women’s Aid – Louise Brown, Rose Makilagi
  The Salvation Army – Melpo Economou
  Sandwell Irish Community Association – Chris Flood
  Business Improvement District (BID) – Lisa Hill
 
Black Country Integrated Care System (ICS) ‘Healthier Futures’ Board SCVO – Mark Davis
 
Sandwell Integrated Care Partnership (ICP) Board SCVO – Mark Davis
Sandwell Health and Wellbeing Board SCVO – Mark Davis
Dementia Alliance Sandwell Crossroads – Chris Christie
Carers Alliance
Sandwell Adults Safeguarding Board (SSAB) SCVO – Mark Davis

Healthwatch – Alexia Farmer

SAR Standing Panel Healthwatch – Melissa Elders

Black Country Women’s Aid – Sara Ward

Quality and Excellence South Staffs Water Community Hub – Amanda Lee
Prevention and Learning and Development Sub Group Age UK – Sukie Binning

 

  SAFS – Poppy Dhatt
  Healthwatch – Anita Andrews
  Gurjit Brring – Cranstoun
  Ideal for All – Maria Jarvis
  Keyring – Michelle Lloyd
  Ideal for All – Michelle Drinkwater
 
CCG – Patient and Partner Engagement Group St Albans Community Association – Tonia Flannagan
Early Help Partnership Krunch – Jon Grant
Sandwell Children Safeguarding Partnership Krunch – Jon Grant
Thrive Board Barnardos – Claire Gwynne
  Murray Hall Community Trust – Beccy Newall
Exploitation Board Black Country Women’s Aid – Sara Ward
  Barnardos – Emily Phelps
Exploitation Hub Albion Foundation
QPPA Murray Hall Community Trust – Sarah Rutter
Learning and Development Action for Children – Claire Henley
CYP Engagement Strategic for Sandwell Murray Hall Community Trust – Manjula Patel
Strategic Commissioning Partnership for CYP and Families SCVO – Mark Davis
SHAPE Board Sandwell Parents for Disabled Children (SPDC) – Diane Rai

 

  Creative Academies Network – Jerrel Jackson
Sandwell Towns Fund SuperBoard SCVO – Mark Davis
Smethwick Town Board SCVO – Leona Bird
  Brushstrokes – David Newall
  Guru Nanak Gurdwara – Jatinder Singh
  Brasshouse Community Centre – Jen Harrison
  Action for Children – Kerry Hall
  Dorothy Parkes – Robert Bruce
Rowley Regis Town Board SCVO – Leona Bird
  Cradley Heath Community Link – Alecia Baker
  Agewell – Deb Harrold
  GM2LF – Helen Trueman
  SCIPs – Jan MacMillan
  Murray Hall Community Trust – Manjula Patel
  Black Country Touring – Ruth Harvey
  Cradley Heath Central Mosque – Mohammed Asif
  Central Methodist Church – Mrs C Chambers
West Bromwich Town Board SCVO – Leona Bird

 

  GAP – Andrew Bent
  Multistory – Emma Chetcuti
  Kaleidoscope Plus Group – Monica Shafaq
  West Bromwich African Caribbean Resource Centre (WBACRC) – Shane Ward
  Albion Foundation – Rob Lake
  Black Country YMCA – Steve Clay
  Greets Green Community Enterprises (GGCE)– Wendy Brookfield
Sandwell Anchor Networks SCVO – Mark Davis
 

 

 

 

 

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