What this workshop aims to do: Support Third Sector organisations to understand the role of the Edinburgh Compact Partnership Demonstrate to organisations.

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Presentation transcript:

What this workshop aims to do: Support Third Sector organisations to understand the role of the Edinburgh Compact Partnership Demonstrate to organisations how their work can contribute to the work of the Partnership

Strands of Working

Third Sector, We NEED You! Help shape the services of the future Take part in making it happen Make sure we know about your successes Compact needs support from Edinburgh’s vibrant Third Sector in order to achieve the outcomes laid out in the Strategic Framework and Action Plan. As a Third Sector organisation in Edinburgh, we need you to: …but what does that actually mean?

Next Steps Look at what this means and discuss what you can commit to doing

Help Shape the Services of the Future Tell us: -What changes are needed in public policy, strategy and services -How policy and strategy changes affect your organisation and service users -If there is a better way of doing things Take part: -In Voluntary Sector Forums and Thematic Networks -In Community Planning and Localities working -In supporting the Police and Fire Service in meeting their community goals Contribute to: -Compact’s website and newsletter by sharing new ideas and good practice

Take Part in Making it Happen Take part and stay involved: -In working with partners on developing grants and designing services -In finding the best way of local budgeting and collaborating with colleagues -In the Edinburgh Guarantee, creating the best opportunities for young people Explore the potential of: -Individual rights, person-centred planning and self-directed support -Making imaginative use of resources, including asset transfer -Private Sector collaboration and corporate social responsibility Support: -Service users and volunteers to input to planning and design -The living wage

Make sure that we know about your successes Contribute to: -The Compact Voice survey to ensure we have robust data -The annual Third Sector Forum to share your experiences and influence future development Challenge: -When you think you can deliver a service better than the Public Sector -Yourself to do the best you can for service users and your community

Many thanks for attending this workshop