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Your networks your voice

Ben GilchristManager Policy and Participation Team
Ben Gilchrist

Since 2002 Voice (the ‘network of networks’) has been a meeting place for all community, voluntary and faith groups. It enables all kinds of Tameside groups and communities to influence key decisions that affect the community and voluntary sector.

‘New’ Voice is the result of a review T3SC has undertaken to ensure that Voice is effective. You have told us that Voice is a great means of gaining information, that people do want to be more involved in decision making, and that we need to enhance and support the role of your elected representatives.

T3SC has a number of thematic networks you can join that deal specifically with issues affecting different groups:


Black and Minority Ethnic

Children and Young People

Crime and Disorder Reduction

Health and Social Care

Interfaith

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered

Older People

Transport

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Voice update

Voice brings together the huge range of voluntary, community and faith groups in Tameside to help the sector influence local decision making. Central to doing this is that through Voice, and the networks that are part of it, a total of 24 representatives are elected to attend key meetings of the Tameside Strategic Partnership (TSP). Find out what the Voice did in 2009 in our Voice Update
 
 
 
Voice structure 2010
 

Free Representatives training

Part of Skilling Up for Stronger Voices – National Training for all third sector representatives from NAVCA
 
Do you represent a network at a thematic partnership, sub group or at Tameside Strategic Partnership meetings? Or would you be interested in doing so in the future?
  • What is representation?
  • Why do we get involved?
  • What are the expectations?
  • What skills do reps need and use?

These will be covered in this free training in the coming year.

For more information: Tel: 0161 339 4985 or email voice@t3sc.org

 

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Being a Representative and Representatives Support Pack

Click here to find out the role, responsibilities and benefits of being a Representative.

 

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'What Do We Want To Change' - Voice event - February 2010

 

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Voice Launch

 

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