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Invitation to Tender: For a South-East London Voluntary & Community Sector Mapping and Opportunities Analysis [EXPIRED]
South-East London (SEL) Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) Strategic Alliance and SEL Integrated Care System (SEL ICS) are looking to gain deeper insight into the current breadth of provision within our amazingly diverse VCSE sector in SEL, with particular focus on provision and opportunities which relates to the SEL ICS 5 strategic priorities (SEL ICS Strategic Priorities).
We are looking to undertake a mapping analysis of VCSE provision across SEL, to identify areas of strength and opportunities for growth, development and collaboration, with particular focus on provision of smaller, grassroots organisation, specialist ‘By and For’ organisations, and provision which is not already linked into local statutory health & care systems. We are looking for a partner/company, ideally from within the voluntary and community sector and with strong links to SEL, to carry out this work for us.
For further information see the tender pack here.
The closing date for application submission is EOP 4th September 2023.
For any further questions please email Tal Rosenzweig talr@communitylinksbromley.org.uk.
SEL 20:20 Innovation Series
There is a lot of great innovation happening in health and care in South East London. But we know that for innovation to succeed, to take root, grow and flourish, people need to hear about it. Otherwise, it will wither and fade away in isolation.
The aim of this new series of webinars is to share examples of the innovation happening across our integrated care system. To hear about innovations that you can take practical inspiration from, and share with others.
Register now for our first webinar.
Ronny Cheung and Laura Gudefin from GSTT, along with colleagues from DK&A and the Design Thinking Academy, will be presenting on their experience of user-centred service design in healthcare. Exemplified by the ‘My Age, My Health’ project - in which design thinking techniques are being used to design an accessible, age appropriate, equitable and sustainable service for young adults in two clinical specialty areas – this presentation will explore a novel approach to supporting clinical services to use in-depth patient and staff insights to generate, prototype and test innovative solutions and design new care pathways that focus on user needs, and how that approach might be applied across the system.
The 20:20 format, with a presentation of no more than 20 minutes, and then 20 minutes for Q&A, is designed for energy and focus, and to fit into our busy days. There is, of course, no charge to attend.
The webinar is hosted by the South East London Integrated Care Board – and anyone with an interest in innovation is welcome.