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Health and Community Care Forum

Newcastle Health and Community Care Forum (HCCF) aims to promote the voluntary sector voice in social care and related health issues. There are HCCF meetings on issues as they come up, and occasional conferences and workshops - information will be posted on this page. 

Recent topics have been Alcohol Matters, social care and long term conditions, support for refugees and asylum seekers, involvement in the Newcastle Well-being and Health Partnership and health policy.

Members receive the newsletter, On the Hoof, plus occasional briefing papers and reports.

NCVS also includes regular information on health and social care issues in its weekly ebulletin, NCVS e-inform.

Who can join

Free membership is open to all Newcastle voluntary organisations and community groups, service users and carers.

For more information about HCCF, upcoming meetings, or to join the forum, contact Pam Jobbins on 0191 232 7445 or email Pam Jobbins

 

Proposed dates for future meetings of the HCCF

10 March 2010

12 May 2010

7 July 2010

13 October 2010

24 November 2010

 

Reports

Voluntary Sector Support for Refugees and Asylum Seekers (opens in a separate window as a PDF file, 169kb)

 

Wellbeing and Health Summit January 2010

On 12 January the first Newcastle Wellbeing and Health summit was held, bringing together the partners and stakeholders for Newcastle Wellbeing and Health Partnership and Newcastle Children's Trust.  The highlights of the day were the presentation on Achieving Population Level Change by Professor Chris Bentley from the National Support Team for Health Inequalities, Dept. of Health, and the pledges made at the Wellbeing Marketplace.  To view these please click on the links below:

Presentation on Achieving Population Level Change (PDF, 777kb)

Pledges made at the Wellbeing Marketplace (PDF, 127kb)

 

Well-being and Health Voluntary Sector Reference Group

The Well-being and Health Voluntary Sector Reference Group aims to support the involvement of the sector in the work of the Local Strategic Partnership, specifically the Well-being and Health Delivery Partnership.  The Well-being and Health Delivery Partnership is responsible for delivering on the city's Health Improvement Strategy.  This reference group is a chance to meet your elected representatives to, and other executive members of, the Partnership, and to put forward your views on how a healthy, happy Newcastle can be achieved. 

This voluntary sector reference group usually meets every six weeks.

Regen Project

The Well-being and Health Delivery Partnership is a theme group of the Local Strategic Partnership known as the Newcastle Partnership.  Voluntary sector involvement with the Local Strategic Partnership is supported by NCVS's Regen Project team and the Regen Forum.

For further information please email Roger Mould or phone him on 0191 232 7445.

 

Related Links

On the Hoof - the HCCF newsletter

Newcastle LINk - the Local Involvement Network website

re:gen  - the newsletter for members of the Regen Forum

See our Links section for links to other websites

The Local Strategic Partnership website

 

 

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