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©LCVS 1
The changing face of
infrastructure:
New business models
United Way and
Community Impact
Alan Lewis
CEO
LCVS | United Way
©LCVS 2
Where are we going and why?
1909 Liverpool Council of Voluntary Aid
1933 Liverpool Council of Social Service
2005 Liverpool Charity and Voluntary Service
2010 LCVS | United Way
©LCVS 3
LCVS
Charity
Services
Charitable
Giving
Trust
Management
Grant making
United Way
Capacity
Building
Organisational
Development
Funding
Advice
Community
Accountancy
Community
Involvement
Communities
of Interest
Ward based
Engagement
Local
Involvement
Network
LCVS = One Stop Shop
A service
provider or
change
agent?
©LCVS 4
Mission Statement
Our mission is to promote
philanthropy and a thriving
voluntary community and faith
sector.
Organisations will be:
•Well governed and managed
•Well represented
•Well resourced
Why
?
©LCVS 5
Traditional business model
eroded and washed away
©LCVS 6
Change - Change - Change
Any Qualified Provider
©LCVS 7
Changing Context
Function Competitors
Identifying and filling the
gaps
Local Authorities, Clinical
Commissioning, social market, Local
Enterprise Partnerships
Raising standards Business support, national 3rd sector
and national providers, HEIs,
elearning, social enterprise
Enabling communication
and collaboration
The market, joint ventures, deals,
social networking
Providing a voice Consortia, pressure groups,
Healthwatch, ‘exercise of duty to
involve’
Promoting strategic
involvement
National organisations, ‘Brands’,
Role of Councillors as community
champions. Mayororal advisers
©LCVS 8
Public Funding
0
100000
200000
300000
400000
500000
600000
700000
2003/20042004/20052005/20062006/20072007/20082008/20092009/20102010/20112011/20122012/20132013/20142014/2015
Capacity Building Community Engagement
©LCVS 9
Charge for services?
•Community Accountancy 
•Trust Administration / Donors 
•Tenants / ICT / room hire 
•Capacity Building ? ? ? ? ?
OR
©LCVS 10
Change - Change - Change
Unique Strategic Position
©LCVS 11
Services to………
Community
Activists
Volunteers
Wealthy
individuals
Community
Groups
Corporates Public
Agencies
LCVS
©LCVS 12
.. or a strong & healthy society?
Community
Activists
Volunteers
Wealthy
individuals
Community
Groups
Corporates
Public
Agencies
LCVS LCVS
Specific Community Benefit
©LCVS 13
Education
We have the connections
LCVS | United Way brings
people and organisations
together for positive
change in communities
through voluntary action.
We focus on the building
blocks for a good quality
of life
Income
Health
©LCVS 14
Compelling Need
• 34% Liverpool
children live in
poverty compared to
a UK average of 21%.
(59.1% in Everton)
• Children in poverty
have three times
poorer results at
every stage of their
education
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
UK Liverpool Everton
Child Poverty
©LCVS 15
Thrive at 5
Creates opportunities for
children to start school ready to
learn.
Through an integrated programme partnership
• Dollywood Foundation’s Imagination Library
• The Reader Organisation
• Schools
• Libraries
• Parents, carers & families
• Community organisations
• Volunteers
©LCVS 16
We invite you to be part of
the change
Give
Advocate
Volunteer
©LCVS 17
Constant Change is here to
stay
• Role: Neutral co-ordinating
• Board: active and networking
• Style: Professional / accountable
• Skills: Selling / marketing / commissioning
• Money: Costings / investment return
• Sector: Expectations
©LCVS 18
Do something wonderful…
A strong and healthy society
…through organising and
equipping individuals and
groups for voluntary action.
Not a utility
Not neutral and not passive
An active place shaper
Sharing in the struggle of
others
You
can change
the world
©LCVS 19
We invite you to be part of the change
Liverpool 1987 London 2013
????? 2014
????? 2015

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  • 1. ©LCVS 1 The changing face of infrastructure: New business models United Way and Community Impact Alan Lewis CEO LCVS | United Way
  • 2. ©LCVS 2 Where are we going and why? 1909 Liverpool Council of Voluntary Aid 1933 Liverpool Council of Social Service 2005 Liverpool Charity and Voluntary Service 2010 LCVS | United Way
  • 3. ©LCVS 3 LCVS Charity Services Charitable Giving Trust Management Grant making United Way Capacity Building Organisational Development Funding Advice Community Accountancy Community Involvement Communities of Interest Ward based Engagement Local Involvement Network LCVS = One Stop Shop A service provider or change agent?
  • 4. ©LCVS 4 Mission Statement Our mission is to promote philanthropy and a thriving voluntary community and faith sector. Organisations will be: •Well governed and managed •Well represented •Well resourced Why ?
  • 5. ©LCVS 5 Traditional business model eroded and washed away
  • 6. ©LCVS 6 Change - Change - Change Any Qualified Provider
  • 7. ©LCVS 7 Changing Context Function Competitors Identifying and filling the gaps Local Authorities, Clinical Commissioning, social market, Local Enterprise Partnerships Raising standards Business support, national 3rd sector and national providers, HEIs, elearning, social enterprise Enabling communication and collaboration The market, joint ventures, deals, social networking Providing a voice Consortia, pressure groups, Healthwatch, ‘exercise of duty to involve’ Promoting strategic involvement National organisations, ‘Brands’, Role of Councillors as community champions. Mayororal advisers
  • 9. ©LCVS 9 Charge for services? •Community Accountancy  •Trust Administration / Donors  •Tenants / ICT / room hire  •Capacity Building ? ? ? ? ? OR
  • 10. ©LCVS 10 Change - Change - Change Unique Strategic Position
  • 12. ©LCVS 12 .. or a strong & healthy society? Community Activists Volunteers Wealthy individuals Community Groups Corporates Public Agencies LCVS LCVS Specific Community Benefit
  • 13. ©LCVS 13 Education We have the connections LCVS | United Way brings people and organisations together for positive change in communities through voluntary action. We focus on the building blocks for a good quality of life Income Health
  • 14. ©LCVS 14 Compelling Need • 34% Liverpool children live in poverty compared to a UK average of 21%. (59.1% in Everton) • Children in poverty have three times poorer results at every stage of their education 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% UK Liverpool Everton Child Poverty
  • 15. ©LCVS 15 Thrive at 5 Creates opportunities for children to start school ready to learn. Through an integrated programme partnership • Dollywood Foundation’s Imagination Library • The Reader Organisation • Schools • Libraries • Parents, carers & families • Community organisations • Volunteers
  • 16. ©LCVS 16 We invite you to be part of the change Give Advocate Volunteer
  • 17. ©LCVS 17 Constant Change is here to stay • Role: Neutral co-ordinating • Board: active and networking • Style: Professional / accountable • Skills: Selling / marketing / commissioning • Money: Costings / investment return • Sector: Expectations
  • 18. ©LCVS 18 Do something wonderful… A strong and healthy society …through organising and equipping individuals and groups for voluntary action. Not a utility Not neutral and not passive An active place shaper Sharing in the struggle of others You can change the world
  • 19. ©LCVS 19 We invite you to be part of the change Liverpool 1987 London 2013 ????? 2014 ????? 2015

Editor's Notes

  1. 1909“To form a centre of communication between approved charitable and benevolent institutions working in the city, and also between them and the Poor Law and other public authorities.”
  2. FunctionActivityIdentifying and filling the gapsSupport new groups to address unmet needs and existing groups to meet the changing needs.Raising standardsHelping groups to develop the knowledge, skills and resources they need to support the local community.Enabling communication and collaborationProvide a forum for networking, sharing good practice, forming partnerships / consortia. Providing a voicePromoting two-way communication between of local groups and public bodies. Supporting involvement in policy developments and decision-making. Promoting strategic involvementMaking sure that the sector is represented and involved in local policy-making and supporting representatives.
  3. We invite you to be part of the change and offer opportunities for you to be involved in giving, advocating and volunteering.