People in the Lead The Big Lottery Fund’s strategic framework Nicola Thurbon, Senior Head of Funding VExpo, Lincoln, 26 May 2016.

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People in the Lead The Big Lottery Fund’s strategic framework Nicola Thurbon, Senior Head of Funding VExpo, Lincoln, 26 May 2016

People in the Lead

Our Strategic Framework: people in the lead ─ People should be in the lead in improving their lives and communities ─ Focus on the skills, assets and energy that people can draw upon and the potential in their ideas ─ Increased resilience in local communities in the face of future challenges

England Portfolio We will enable people across England to take the lead by using their local knowledge, strengths and assets to test and grow ideas that matter most to them, and to share learning about ‘what went well’ and ‘what didn’t’ so that many more can benefit. By taking the lead, people will create: Happier and stronger relationships in and across communities Healthier and sustainable places and spaces Early action to prevent problems and tackle disadvantage Enabling People to take the Lead (using knowledge, strengths & assets) Early Action to prevent problems & tackle disadvantage Happier & Stronger Relationships Healthier and Sustainable Places & Spaces

What that means in practice Strengths-based – ‘what matters to you’, not ‘what’s the matter with you’ Proportionate – in everything we do and ask for Catalyst for the great work others are doing across civil society

Our Strategic Framework: Principles ─ Confidence, not control ─ Simple processes, good judgements ─ The strengths people bring ─ A catalyst for others ─ Shared direction, diverse approaches ─ Using resources well

Why are we doing this? ─ Responding to customer feedback ─ Ensure better understanding of local issues ─ Improve cross-functional working and reduce silos ─ Make better use of knowledge and learning

What does this mean for Lincolnshire? ─ Building on local strengths ─ Diversity of skills ─ Volunteering strength ─ Strong community hubs ─ Understanding of local issues ─ Rurality ─ Migrant communities ─ Coastal issues ─ Digital and technological inclusion ─ What other strengths should local groups look to build on?

People in the Lead in Lincs: Toft Newton village hall ─ Isolated rural area, very limited leisure or transport facilities ─ Former MoD site neglected since closure ─ Community formed Toft Newton Village Hall Association: entirely volunteer-run ─ New hall currently under construction ─ Sustainability: revenue from hire of social club ─ Flexible and accessible facility; learning facilities; sports clubs; social centre ─ Increased community wellbeing and cohesion

People in the Lead in Lincs: Toft Newton village hall

Thank You Any questions?