Strengthening Civil Society 17. Re-imaging Early Help: Second set of reflections 24th of November Themes in second meeting.
Strengthening Civil Society 16. Re-imaging Adult Social Care Workshop 2, 11th of December We are a mixed group of people from voluntary and statutory sector working together on behalf of the residents of Barking and Dagenham.
Strengthening Civil Society 15. Health Connections Mendip Health Connections Mendip is based on trust, kindness, creativity and connections.
Strengthening Civil Society 14. NUKA Nuka system of care was developed by the Southcentral Foundation in Anchorage, Alaska to support the native community. It is essentially a way of thinking.
Strengthening Civil Society 13. Re-imagining Adult Social Care: First Reflections The following notes summarise the first meeting of Re-Imagining Adult Social Care Network.
Strengthening Civil Society 11. Julia Unwin on the future of civil society The Collective is guided by a set of principles that emerged from the Civil Society Futures inquiry led by Julia Unwin.
Strengthening Civil Society 10. Two re-imagining networks There are two 're-imagining' networks. One is about early help for families.
Strengthening Civil Society 9. How to set up a network We are beginning to test out ways of encouraging people set up networks by themselves.
Strengthening Civil Society 8. Six months into the learning We are now six months into the learning...
Strengthening Civil Society 7. Movement or Organisation? Are we building a movement or an organisation (or neither)?
Strengthening Civil Society 5. Models that might describe the Collective Efficiency; relationships; re-balancing; utility.
Strengthening Civil Society 3. Values The values of the BD_Collective are drawn from Civil Society Futures.
Strengthening Civil Society 2. On the back of an envelope We need to be get some sense of the strength of civil society in Barking and Dagenham.
Strengthening Civil Society 1. A starting point One indicator of success might be that citizens and civil society organisations in Barking and Dagenham see themselves as shaping the Collective.