We are developing a Voluntary, Community Faith and Social Enterprise Sector (VCFSE) framework – which contains 3 elements all of which are currently all in draft form. These include:-
Date
Wednesday 17June
10:00 until 11:30
Understand the Civil Society Covenant and the Civil Society Council. Share your view on what needs to happen next to build a better relationship between civil society and government.
Event details
This event will give you an overview of the Civil Society Covenant and how it is currently being implemented. You will have the opportunity to hear from the Chair of the Civil Society Council and CEO of NCVO, Kate Lee OBE.
This partner guide has been created to help partners share and amplify the latest phase of the Smoking Ends Here campaign: Stop for Good.
Smoking Ends Here is delivering a number of different campaigns, some targeting the whole population, and some selecting specific cohorts and targeting them. This campaign is intended to reach and engage all smokers in Cheshire and Merseyside through a wide mass media campaign, and aims to:
90 Minute Club is an event which is coming to Poynton on Friday 26th June 10.00am-11.30am at Poynton Civic Hall (The Council Chamber), off Park Lane, Poynton, SK12 1RB. The event will be hosted by Stockport County Community Trust and is part of their Sporting Memories programme.
The Big Bike Revival offers free support to help adults get cycling locally, with over 10 events running between now and October 2026. Sessions are delivered by experienced and qualified volunteers, instructors, mechanics and passionate cyclists, and are completely free to attend. Bikes and helmets are available to borrow, and refreshments will be provided at every event.
We are offering four types of sessions:
Nearly 1,500 people in Cheshire East have an emergency hospital admission each year due to a fall. However, falls can be prevented through simple actions, advice and access to services.
In April, CVSCE and Cheshire East Council held a webinar introducing the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) and how VCFSE groups can use the data to inform your work.
The Disability Information Bureau (DIB) has secured five years of continuation funding from the National Lottery Community Fund to build on the success of its Welfare, Wellbeing and Work project, helping disabled people, people with long-term health conditions, carers and other vulnerable residents across Cheshire East access the practical support they need to improve their lives.
