Stay updated with the latest news, events, and community highlights.
This issue Includes some useful information on Mental Health Awareness Week.
Please view or download the MHSN April 2025 newsletter below.
Stay updated with the latest news, events, and community highlights.
This issue Includes some useful information on Mental Health Awareness Week.
Please view or download the MHSN April 2025 newsletter below.
Please view the attached booklet which has been approved by the NEL Safeguarding Adults Board. It can be shared with colleagues, service users and members of the public.
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TARGET NEL CIC: One Year of Impact, Growth & & Exciting Plans Ahead!
TARGET NEL CIC may never have gotten off the ground without the incredible support of Hannah at Sector Support! After ten years of planning, self-doubt held me back—but while working at Centre4 on maternity cover, I was introduced to Sector Support and started dropping in for chats. Hannah helped me believe in myself, and on March 12, 2024, TARGET NEL CIC became an incorporated business!
Now, one year on—with the continued support of Sector Support and our incredible directorship team: Wendy Trask, Marcus Lord, Sharon Willerton, Graham Roger, Emma Warrener, Susan Cotterill, and Lucy Mager—we’re proud to reflect on what we’ve achieved and share what’s coming next!
What We’ve Achieved So Far
What’s Next?
As the demand for our support grows faster than we imagined, we remain committed to making a lasting impact on our families, community, and young people. Thank you for being part of this journey—we can’t wait for what’s next!
Joanne Lord
Founder & Managing Director
The VCSE Collaborative aims to integrate the Voluntary, Community, and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector into health and care planning, design, and delivery across Humber and North Yorkshire. Meeting monthly, the Collaborative shares key updates with the Health and Care system and the wider VCSE sector to enhance collaboration and impact.
Issue 15 – February 2025 is now available to view. This edition includesthe following news and updates:
Find out more by clicking the link, or view the booklet below.
Forum CIO, the charity that provides the Sector Support NEL service, are delighted to confirm that the project will be continuing following a commissioning process.
The Sector Support NEL team are there to support any voluntary, community and social enterprise sector organisation working in the area. They are also on hand to support new start-up groups and to amplify VCSE voices.
We would like to extend our thanks to our partners and the organisations and individuals that we have worked with over the years for their input, feedback and role in shaping the service; we look forward to working with you in the future.
Further information on plans for the service will be shared through this bulletin and the VCSE forum.
Pippa Robson
Deputy Chief Officer
The latest NEL Safeguarding Adults Board (SAB) Annual Report is now available!
This year’s report highlights key achievements, milestones, and the organisation’s journey over the past year.
View how NEL SAB has continued to make an impact and what’s planned for the future.
Read the full report: SAB-Annual-Report-2023-24-FINAL.pdf
Link to their website: SaferNEL | SaferNEL
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Migration Yorkshire is a local authority-led partnership which works across the whole of the Yorkshire and Humber region. They are overseen by the Migration Yorkshire Board, which is comprised of members from all local authorities in the regions.
Would you like to receive regular updates from Migration Yorkshire? There are two newsletters that you can subscribe to, which will send regular updates directly to your inbox
They are launching a new update specifically for the Voluntary and Community Sector. This will be sent every fortnight, and will replace their current methods of sharing information with the VCS. They are making this change following feedback from the sector, to ensure that information is sent to as many people as possible, and to reduce any existing duplication.
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Deadline: 31st January 2025
People in North East Lincolnshire are being encouraged to nominate their community heroes for a Civic Award before time runs out.
To make your submission visit www.nelincs.gov.uk/CivicAwards. The winners will be invited to a special ceremony at Grimsby Town Hall in March 2025.
Created 3 years ago, the awards recognise and celebrate local people who have gone above and beyond across North East Lincolnshire.
Looking to champion various businesses, charities and individuals? This year, the Foster Carer’s Impact Award has also been created to shine a light on those dedicated to helping foster children. The recipient will be someone who demonstrates unwavering dedication to the well-being of foster children and makes a significant positive impact on the lives of foster children.
To read more, click the link below for the full article: