Since 2021, the National Lottery Community Fund’s Health Equalities programme has been supporting twelve local partnerships. This includes in Greenwich were METRO GAVS received funding to create a powerful infrastructure (known as G-HIVE) which can enable effective and sustainable partnerships between the Statutory and Voluntary Sector to improve health and wellbeing, reduce health inequalities, and empower local communities.

As the programme concludes, this event will share insights from the Health Equalities Grantees’ about:

The conditions required to create and sustain effective partnerships
How local Voluntary Sector organisations can influence and work alongside the Statutory Sector
Interventions and approaches that embed collaborative practice

Andrew Kerr, METRO GAVS's Head of Place and Partnerships, will also be facilitating a breakout session around voice, influence, and representation.

You can find out more and register here, and please also feel free to pass on this invitation to others who may be interested.