Youth Worker – Questionnaire

Deadline: 25th April 2025

The Youth Alliance, in collaboration with Grimsby Institute and Franklin, is shaping the pathways of youth work qualifications.

With Level 2 and 3 courses now in place locally, they are exploring the viability of running a Level 6 Higher Apprenticeship in Youth Work (JNC), validated by the National Youth Agency.

To move forward, they need to assess who has a JNC youth work qualification in the area and find out if they would be interested in:

  • Mentoring/supervising students on placements
  • Teaching on the programme

Your input is invaluable!  Help shape this opportunity by completing the short questionnaire.

Scan the QR code or click the link below to participate.

Youth Workers

Public Health Nursing Professional Stakeholder Consultation

Forwarded

Deadline: 12 May 2025

Do you work in an organisation which refers into the North East Lincolnshire’s School Nursing Service or the Health Visiting Service? 

Then they would like to hear from you. North East Lincolnshire Council (NELC) would like to hear from local services and agencies to gain their views on the Health Visiting and School Nursing Services in North East Lincolnshire.  

This feedback will help them to understand satisfaction levels, awareness and the impact of the two services. It is also an opportunity for local organisations to put forward suggestions for improvement to these services.   The Council would like to hear from professional colleagues across all mental health services, GP practices, dental services, education children’s therapy, Local Authority and Social Care services, paediatrics and early years settings. 

The survey will close Monday 12 May 2025

Have your say and provide your feedback to one or both services.

Survey link: https://tell-us.questionpro.eu/t/AB3utvJZB3v7DK  

If you need to speak to someone to give your views or ask any questions, please email clinical.governance@nelincs.gov.uk.   

Health Visiting Consultation

Forwarded

Deadline: Monday 12 May 2025

North East Lincolnshire Council (NELC) are inviting residents to share their views and experiences of the Health Visiting Service. They would like to understand families experiences of using the health visiting service and what you think about the information and advice provided to you by healthcare professionals. 

The Health Visiting service is available to all families in North East Lincolnshire who are expecting a baby, have a new born or a child up to the age of 5.  A health visitor is a registered nurse or midwife and have been trained in public health; they provide advice and support at this important time for parents and their child.

Have your say and take part in the Health Visiting Service Consultation

Link to survey: https://tell-us.questionpro.eu/t/AB3utvJZB3v32I 

This survey will close Monday 12 May 2025

If you need to speak to someone to give your views or ask any questions, please email clinical.governance@nelincs.gov.uk.   

Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) – Dog Fouling & Anti Social Behaviour

Forwarded

Deadline: 14th March 2025

PSPOs allow restrictions to be placed in specific areas such as town centres, parks and beaches.

North East Lincolnshire Council introduced PSPOs to target anti social behaviour and irresponsible dog ownership in July 2019 and they expire after 3 years.  In order to renew the current PSPOs, the Council is asking the public to feedback their thoughts as part of a consultation. 

If you would like to know more about PSPO then please visit Public Space Protection Orders (PSPO).

To take part please visit here –https://tell-us.questionpro.eu/PSPO

This consultation will close on Friday 14th March 2025.

Have Your Say: Selective Licensing Consultation in East Marsh

Closing Date: 7 April 2025

North East Lincolnshire Council wants your feedback on a proposed Selective Licensing scheme for a designated area of East Marsh. This initiative aims to improve housing standards in privately rented homes while tackling crime and anti-social behaviour.

The public consultation is open from 27 January to 7 April 2025, giving all residents, landlords, and stakeholders a chance to share their views.

  • You can take part in several ways:
  • Online questionnaire
  • Face-to-face drop-in sessions
  • Local community meetings
  • Virtual events

Find out more and have your say:

www.nelincs.gov.uk/have-your-say

Read full details here:

Have your say now as consultation on Selective Licensing in East Marsh gets underway

NELC: Elective Home Education Surveys

Shared on behalf of NELC

Deadline: 07 March 2025

North East Lincolnshire Council (NELC) would like to hear from families who home educate their children, or who are considering home education. Elective home education is when a parent or carer chooses to educate their child at home instead of sending them to school full-time.

The Council is keen to learn the reasons why families choose to home educate, as well as any personal experiences of transition to home education, what it is like and any plans for the future, whether that be continuing home education or something else to ensure the Council understands the entire journey of families who choose to home educate their children.

They would like to hear from both parents and carers, and children and young people too. 

If you have any questions or would prefer to feedback in a different way, please email consultation@nelincs.gov.uk

Driving workforce transformation forward into 2025/26

Sent on behalf of Jason Stamp, Senior Responsible Officer for Workforce and Jayne Adamson, Executive Director of People, Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership

Dear Colleagues

Year Three of our Breakthrough HNY Workforce Transformation programme is drawing to a close. Thank you for participating – as a result of your commitment and creativity, we’ve made great progress. In 2025/26 we want to go even further and faster on workforce challenges we all share, building on the significant work we have already achieved together.

We are now developing plans for the next phase of the programme, including our shared priorities for 2025/2026. We are running a survey to understand what people in our workforce think should be included.

In the above short survey, we suggest themes that could feature in the 2025/26 programme, in addition to continuing the build on the progress in our current workstreams.

With your input, our 2025/26 People transformation programme will continue to be focused on what matters to you. Please contribute your views as soon as possible and by 7 February 2025.

Click the link to complete the survey

If you have any question or need further information, pleasecontact carly.mcintyre1@nhs.net

We need your support to map the size and scale of our sector’s workforce

Humber and North Yorkshire Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) Collaborative is working in partnership with the University of York to record, understand and evidence who is part of the VCSE sector workforce across our region. 

The VCSE sector is a crucial part of Humber and North Yorkshire’s health and social care workforce, providing many services to our communities. However, there is a lack of understanding of what the sector’s contribution consists of, and without the data it is difficult to get system partners to recognise the size and scale of the sector and to understand what we have within Humber and North Yorkshire. 

Humber and North Yorkshire VCSE Collaborative’s mission is to position the VCSE sector as an equal and key partner in the design, planning and delivery of health and social care across our region. To do this, they need to know who powers our VCSE sector; who makes up our workforce, our working patterns and our contribution to health and care across our communities. To collect this data, they need your VCSE organisation to be involved in a workforce mapping exercise. 

The data your organisation provides will be collated to create an in-depth picture of our sector. This will feed into the planning of future investment and resource allocation into the sector for the delivery of health and care services across our communities. By completing the survey, here’s how you will be supporting your organisation and the wider VCSE sector across Humber and North Yorkshire: 

  • Value – if we can show the value provided by our workforce this can evidence the need to invest more into the VCSE sector.
  • Diversity and inclusion – the sector is diverse and being able to showcase that and evidence a sector that represents its communities is hugely valuable to health and care system partners. 
  • Volunteer management – this can evidence the role and value of volunteers that provide significant hours that the sector could not do without. 
  • Planning – talent retention – knowing the sector means organisations can compare themselves to the rest of the sector and not lose talent to other organisations.
  • Data driven – the world is dependent on good data. This survey creates a collective picture which leads to better decision making. 
  • Impact – understanding the values and strengths of the sector workforce means we can drive real impact and build trust with both communities and system partners. 

The survey is open now and will close on 28 February 2025.

Get involved herehttps://york.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bK4FheiziStegPY

Who should complete the research? 

To show the full breadth of the VCSE sector, ALL charitable organisations are encouraged to get involved! From tiny organisations up to branches of large national charities, and everyone in between – if you are part of the VCSE sector, the VCSE Collaborative wants you to be part of the research!

Some of the questions might not be relevant to your organisation, but it’s still important that this data is captured as it forms part of the bigger picture and helps map what organisations do and do not record.  

Before you complete the research, here’s some important things you should know: 

  • The survey is completely confidential and takes up to 1 hour to complete.
  • To support you to complete the survey, please refer to the checklist (below).
  • To ensure your organisation only submits one entry, we recommend the person who is responsible for your workforce completes the survey. This could be your Chair, Chief Executive, Manager, or your Human Resources representative, or yourself, if you cover all of these roles.
  • Your responses will be saved on Qualtrics, so you can go back to complete the survey when you have time.   
  • If you have any questions or you require the survey in an alternative format, you can email the VCSE Collaborative team via: hnyicb.vcseteam@nhs.net

Information checklist: 

To support you to complete each section, please have the following information ready.  

Section 1 – Your organisation and services 

☐ Your organisation’s focus and areas of activity 

☐ Financial information – funding, income, reserves 

Section 2 – Workforce, demographics and capacity 

☐ Number of employees, hours worked, contract type, working patterns 

☐ Employee demographics and commuter distance

Section 3 – Workforce Management and Sustainability 

Employee movements over the past 12 months 

☐ Recruitment, employee benefits and training practices 

Section 4 – Volunteers

☐ Volunteer numbers and age range of volunteers 

☐ Types of volunteer roles within your organisation 

Start survey now

What happens with the data? 

Researchers at the University of York will explore all the data. They’ll map the scale, demographics and contribution of the sector, whilst identifying any gaps or trends. 

The findings will be made available to the whole sector to provide insight into your contribution, and as a resource to support future investment into the sector. The VCSE Collaborative will also identify any developmental opportunities and will tailor support to grow and develop our sector’s workforce. 

Start survey now

If you have any questions or you require the survey in an alternative format, you can email the VCSE Collaborative team via: hnyicb.vcseteam@nhs.net

You may have received the survey directly from Chen Chunhua from the VCSE Workforce Mapping Team at York University from the email address do-not-reply@york.ac.uk with the link to survey. Please be assured this is the same survey and link you need to complete it.

Preliminary Market Consultation: Shaping Support for Neurodiverse Children

Closing date: 10 February 2025

North East Lincolnshire Council has started a Preliminary Market Consultation (PMC) to engage with the market about an exciting new opportunity. This initiative aims to share the Council’s vision for delivering a dedicated support and outreach service tailored to children with neurodiverse needs.

Your input could help shape the future of this vital service.

For more information, please click the link below:

Preliminary Market Consultation – Dedicated Outreach Support Service and Outreach Provision for Children with Neurodiverse Needs including Autism or Communication and Interaction Needs in Nort – Contracts Finder