Working collaboratively.  To learn how adult, children and family voluntary sector services could improve children’s outcomes by working collaboratively.

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Presentation transcript:

Working collaboratively

 To learn how adult, children and family voluntary sector services could improve children’s outcomes by working collaboratively to deliver children’s centres or children’s centre services.

Benefits of working collaboratively

VCS and collaboration

 Funding uncertainty?  Leadership and capacity?  Commissioning timetable and process  Skills  Attitudes of partners?  NO!

Concept first developed in the 1970s

ProcessContent  Allow time for acceptance of ‘blank page’ approach  Agree a clear message and repeat!  Get decision makers and participants to ‘tell it as it is’  Build consensus on what the challenge is before discussing ‘solutions’  Use balance of ‘structured’ and ‘open’ conversation methods  Challenge and celebrate commissioning/ procurement practice

 Q & A Panel

 Refreshments

 Scenario discussion and feedback

 Open Space and feedback

Thanks