The document discusses delivering services through voluntary sector consortia. It provides two examples of innovative voluntary sector consortia: South West Wellbeing and Carers+. South West Wellbeing was a £3.9 million program that exceeded all targets and had significant improvements. Carers+ is a consortium that manages Devon Carers Link, allowing smaller organizations to continue delivering local services by focusing on their strengths within an integrated system. The benefits of consortia for both providers and commissioners are outlined, along with the challenges of ensuring clear legal relationships and integrating user involvement.
Making consortia work for providers and commissioners - Big Society & Localism - Workshop
1. Delivering services through voluntary sector consortia Mary Nisbett, CEO, and Matthew Byrne, Head of Carers Services, Westbank Devon Carers Link, a service managed by Carers+, a consortium of East Devon CVS, Exeter CVS and Westbank.
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12. Thanks for listening! Any questions? Devon Carers Link, a service managed by Carers+, a consortium of East Devon CVS, Exeter CVS and Westbank.
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