Do you want to know more about how partner organisations work?
Or maybe you want to know more about the challenges partner organisations face and what opportunities they have that could support you?
Have you ever wondered why partners make the decisions they do?
Or do you want to understand how other organisations risk assess and manage that risk?
How would you go about finding community and voluntary services that are available for the people you work with?
If the answer is yes to any of the above questions, come along and join us for one of our Getting to know your Partners lunchtime sessions.
These sessions will include a Q&A and you can ask your colleagues anything to do with their organisations, services and daily practices, to help you gain a better understanding and promote an improved collaborative working approach.
About the session: The Children's Society (TCS) East has been working in Essex for over 40 years. Many professionals will recognise our longest-standing service, EYPDAS (Essex Young People's Drug and Alcohol Service). However, in the last 10 years, we have expanded to deliver much more, which you can view here: The Children's Society East | The Children's Society
At TCS East, we strive to ensure there is no wrong door to access the right bespoke support for our young people. We recognize that risks and vulnerabilities cannot be siloed, and there is a significant interplay between these aspects in a young person's life. We work to ensure that any young person can access all the services we offer.
In this session, you will hear about:
The session will include a Q&A and you can ask your colleagues anything to do with their organisation, services and daily practices, to help you gain a better understanding and promote an improved collaborative working approach.
Book a place: To find out more about The Children's Society request a place on the session here.
About EPUT: Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (EPUT) provides physical health, mental health and learning disability services to support more than 3.2 million people living across Luton, Bedfordshire, Essex and Suffolk. EPUT provide both inpatient and community services for adults and children. EPUT employ over 7,200 staff working across more than 200 sites. We also provide services in people’s homes and community settings.
In this session, you will hear about:
The session will include a Q&A and you can ask your colleagues anything to do with their organisation, services and daily practices, to help you gain a better understanding and promote an improved collaborative working approach.
Book a place: To find out more about EPUT request a place on the session here.
These sessions are free to attend but you may be charged for cancellation. There is £10 for non-attendance.