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SUMMARY:Living in the Gap: a voluntary health sector perspective on health inequalities in Scotland
DESCRIPTION:Ministerial address: Jamie Hepburn MSP\, Minister for Sport\, Health Improvement & Mental Health\nHosted by Murdo Fraser MSP\nFairfax Somerville Room\, The Scottish Parliament\nOur evening reception will be held at the Scottish Parliament\, kindly hosted by Murdo Fraser MSP on Wednesday the 18th of March. The purpose of the event is to come together to discuss our new report ‘Living in the Gap: a voluntary health sector perspective on health inequalities in Scotland.’ \nThe crux of the report is the value that the third sector can provide at a localised level to confront health inequalities. This report examined the work of Voluntary Health organisations across Scotland and includes 10 case studies which highlight the wide range of work currently happening in Scotland. \nOur event will be an opportunity to discuss: \n\nHealth inequalities across Scotland – do we have shared language?\nHow does the voluntary health sector contribute to tackling health inequalities\nHow can we build on the report conclusions and come together to effectively tackle inequalities across Scotland?\n\nWe are delighted that Jamie Hepburn MSP\, Minister for Sport\, Health Improvement and Mental Health will address our guests. We anticipate this event will be an important evening of discussion and networking. \nIf you would like more information on this event please contact Lauren Blair lauren.blair@vhscotland.org.uk \n 
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/living-in-the-gap-a-voluntary-health-sector-perspective-on-health-inequalities-in-scotland-2/
LOCATION:Scottish Parliament\, Horse Wynd\, Edinburgh\, EH99 1SP \, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20150225T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20150225T143000
DTSTAMP:20141219T143045Z
CREATED:20141219T143045Z
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SUMMARY:Optimists Network at The Gathering
DESCRIPTION:Are you an optimist about asset based approaches? \nDoes all the current talk of transforming public services through an asset based approach grab your attention and excite you – or does it leave you scratching your head in puzzlement or a panic as to what it all actually means? \nOur introduction to the Optimists Network will demonstrate what happens when you create a space for civil servants\, public sector and third sector partners to work together on an equal footing to tackle real assets based challenges that face Scotland today. \nKeep the date for this  joint VHS\, ACOSVO and Children in Scotland event at THE GATHERING 2015 at Glasgow’s Exhibition Centre\, Wednesday 25th February 2015. \nAfternoon event\, time to be confirmed early January when booking will open on The Gathering website. \n 
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/optimists-network-at-the-gathering-2/
LOCATION:SECC\, Finnieston Quay\, Glasgow\, G3 8HN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:VHS Event,VHS joint event with partners
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20150225T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20150225T143000
DTSTAMP:20220728T131345Z
CREATED:20141219T143045Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220728T131345Z
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SUMMARY:Optimists Network at The Gathering
DESCRIPTION:Are you an optimist about asset based approaches? \nDoes all the current talk of transforming public services through an asset based approach grab your attention and excite you – or does it leave you scratching your head in puzzlement or a panic as to what it all actually means? \nOur introduction to the Optimists Network will demonstrate what happens when you create a space for civil servants\, public sector and third sector partners to work together on an equal footing to tackle real assets based challenges that face Scotland today. \nKeep the date for this  joint VHS\, ACOSVO and Children in Scotland event at THE GATHERING 2015 at Glasgow’s Exhibition Centre\, Wednesday 25th February 2015. \nAfternoon event\, time to be confirmed early January when booking will open on The Gathering website. \n 
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/optimists-network-at-the-gathering/
LOCATION:SECC\, Finnieston Quay\, Glasgow\, G3 8HN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:VHS Event,VHS joint event with partners
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20150217T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20150217T123000
DTSTAMP:20220728T131319Z
CREATED:20150127T153046Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220728T131319Z
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SUMMARY:Public Health Review Third Sector Sounding Board
DESCRIPTION:A review of public health is currently underway in Scotland. Called for by Scottish Ministers in November last year\, the review is being carried out by an expert review group\, which includes Voluntary Health Scotland. The review group\, chaired by Dr Hamish Wilson\, met in December 2014 and will meet monthly\, aiming to report to Ministers in summer of this year. \nCurrently the group is developing its engagement with stakeholders and VHS is holding a Sounding Board meeting to give an opportunity to third sector colleagues to contribute their thoughts and experiences to the debate. We are inviting a targeted list of organisations and individuals in order to ensure that discussion is rooted in experience and understanding of public health from a third sector perspective. \nThe sounding board will be facilitated by Audrey Birt (former Chair of the Health & Social Care Alliance) and we will be joined by Heather Cowan\, the policy lead at the Scottish Government for the public health review and by Grant Sugden\, CEO\, of Waverley Care\, who is the voluntary sector (VHS) representative on the review group. \nThis is a great opportunity to ensure that the activities and experiences of third sector organisations are recognised in the review and that the review group takes an informed cross-sectoral perspective in its work. \nFor more information on this meeting\, please contact Lauren Blair  or call 0131 474 6189.
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/public-health-review-third-sector-sounding-board/
LOCATION:Dovecot Studios\, 10 Infirmary Street\, Edinburgh \, EH1 1LT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20150217T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20150217T123000
DTSTAMP:20150127T153046Z
CREATED:20150127T153046Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150127T153046Z
UID:16278-1424165400-1424176200@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Public Health Review Third Sector Sounding Board
DESCRIPTION:A review of public health is currently underway in Scotland. Called for by Scottish Ministers in November last year\, the review is being carried out by an expert review group\, which includes Voluntary Health Scotland. The review group\, chaired by Dr Hamish Wilson\, met in December 2014 and will meet monthly\, aiming to report to Ministers in summer of this year. \nCurrently the group is developing its engagement with stakeholders and VHS is holding a Sounding Board meeting to give an opportunity to third sector colleagues to contribute their thoughts and experiences to the debate. We are inviting a targeted list of organisations and individuals in order to ensure that discussion is rooted in experience and understanding of public health from a third sector perspective. \nThe sounding board will be facilitated by Audrey Birt (former Chair of the Health & Social Care Alliance) and we will be joined by Heather Cowan\, the policy lead at the Scottish Government for the public health review and by Grant Sugden\, CEO\, of Waverley Care\, who is the voluntary sector (VHS) representative on the review group. \nThis is a great opportunity to ensure that the activities and experiences of third sector organisations are recognised in the review and that the review group takes an informed cross-sectoral perspective in its work. \nFor more information on this meeting\, please contact Lauren Blair  or call 0131 474 6189.
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/public-health-review-third-sector-sounding-board-2/
LOCATION:Dovecot Studios\, 10 Infirmary Street\, Edinburgh \, EH1 1LT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20150121T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20150121T163000
DTSTAMP:20141218T093810Z
CREATED:20141218T093810Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141218T093810Z
UID:16290-1421847000-1421857800@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:What more can public services do to reduce inequalities in Scotland?
DESCRIPTION:Social Justice and tackling inequality are top of the agenda. We know that our public services need to adapt and both the Christie Commission and Smith Commission give us a framework for how. Within this context\, how do we retain the best of our universal services while also supporting them to combat inequality?   We have not succeeded so far.  What more needs to be done to introduce principles of progressive universalism and succeed in reducing inequality? \nJim McCormick\, Scotland Director for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation\, will lead discussion on how we can shape and influence public services in Scotland to reduce inequality. \nRoundtable seminar:  What can more can public services do\, and what mechanisms can we use\, to reduce significantly inequalities in Scotland? \nDate: 21st January 2015  \nTime: 1.30pm – 4.30pm \nLocation: Children in Scotland\, Rosebery House\, Edinburgh \nThis is an by invitation only seminar organised by Children in Scotland\, ACOSVO and VHS. It forms part of the three organisations’ Equal Partners collaboration\, which is supported by the Scottish Government. \nWe have a strictly limited number of places available beyond those offered already to invited participants\, so please contact Kirsty Brown if you are interested in attending and contributing. \n 
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/what-more-can-public-services-do-to-reduce-inequalities-in-scotland-2/
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20150121T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20150121T163000
DTSTAMP:20220728T131345Z
CREATED:20141218T093810Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220728T131345Z
UID:7448-1421847000-1421857800@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:What more can public services do to reduce inequalities in Scotland?
DESCRIPTION:Social Justice and tackling inequality are top of the agenda. We know that our public services need to adapt and both the Christie Commission and Smith Commission give us a framework for how. Within this context\, how do we retain the best of our universal services while also supporting them to combat inequality?   We have not succeeded so far.  What more needs to be done to introduce principles of progressive universalism and succeed in reducing inequality? \nJim McCormick\, Scotland Director for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation\, will lead discussion on how we can shape and influence public services in Scotland to reduce inequality. \nRoundtable seminar:  What can more can public services do\, and what mechanisms can we use\, to reduce significantly inequalities in Scotland? \nDate: 21st January 2015  \nTime: 1.30pm – 4.30pm \nLocation: Children in Scotland\, Rosebery House\, Edinburgh \nThis is an by invitation only seminar organised by Children in Scotland\, ACOSVO and VHS. It forms part of the three organisations’ Equal Partners collaboration\, which is supported by the Scottish Government. \nWe have a strictly limited number of places available beyond those offered already to invited participants\, so please contact Kirsty Brown if you are interested in attending and contributing. \n 
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/what-more-can-public-services-do-to-reduce-inequalities-in-scotland/
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20141211T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20141211T170000
DTSTAMP:20220728T131319Z
CREATED:20141111T130417Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220728T131319Z
UID:3814-1418310000-1418317200@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Celebrating Success
DESCRIPTION:Voluntary Health Scotland are holding an invite only event to celebrate the success of Digital Inclusion for Health and Learning to Lead in HealthVHS Celebrating Success \n15:00 17:00    Thursday 11 Dec 2014 \nThe Lighthouse 11 Mitchell Lane\, Glasgow G1 3NU \nDigital Inclusion for Health \nVHS in partnership with the graphics coop developed new websites for 10 VHS member organisations. \nLearning to Lead in Health \nVHS in partnership with the Social Enterprise Academy provided a 10 day leadership programme to 16 senior managers in the voluntary health sector. \n \n\n\n\n 
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/celebrating-success/
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20141211T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20141211T170000
DTSTAMP:20141111T130417Z
CREATED:20141111T130417Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141111T130417Z
UID:16277-1418310000-1418317200@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Celebrating Success
DESCRIPTION:Voluntary Health Scotland are holding an invite only event to celebrate the success of Digital Inclusion for Health and Learning to Lead in HealthVHS Celebrating Success \n15:00 17:00    Thursday 11 Dec 2014 \nThe Lighthouse 11 Mitchell Lane\, Glasgow G1 3NU \nDigital Inclusion for Health \nVHS in partnership with the graphics coop developed new websites for 10 VHS member organisations. \nLearning to Lead in Health \nVHS in partnership with the Social Enterprise Academy provided a 10 day leadership programme to 16 senior managers in the voluntary health sector. \n \n\n\n\n 
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/celebrating-success-2/
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20141127T121500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20141127T154500
DTSTAMP:20220728T131318Z
CREATED:20140925T115450Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220728T131318Z
UID:3734-1417090500-1417103100@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:HEALTH\, WELLBEING AND YOUR BRAIN
DESCRIPTION:HEALTH\, WELLBEING AND YOUR BRAIN \nSymposium – join the debate \nNetworking Lunch – connect with others \nAnnual General Meeting – get involved \nA healthy\, connected brain is key to people’s wellbeing\, not least in later life. What influences the brain’s development from the moment we are conceived? What role do our genes\, environments and life chances play in determining how resilient our brains are as we grow old? What are the consequences of an ageing brain for both individual and collective health as a society? Should policy makers and public services focused on older people’s health and wellbeing pay more attention to children’s early years? \nJoin the debate as we explore the questions at this year’s Symposium: \n\nKeynote presentation: Healthy Cognitive Ageing | Professor Ian Deary FBA | Director of the Centre for Cognitive Ageing and Cognitive Epidemiology at the University of Edinburgh and co-Director of the Alzheimer Scotland Dementia Research Centre.\nA view from the children’s sector | Jackie Brock\, Chief Executive of Children in Scotland\nA view from the older people’s sector | Maureen O’Neill\, Director of Faith in Older People and Member of the European Economic and Social Committee\nDiscussion and debate led by Symposium Chair| Shulah Allan | Non-executive Board Member of NHS Lothian\, Vice Chair of Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership\, Convenor of the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations\n\nThis event is open to VHS members and all third sector\, community\, statutory and academic bodies with an interest in health and social policy\, research or service provision. \nRegister for your FREE place on eventbrite below:
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/health-wellbeing-and-your-brain/
LOCATION:Scottish Storytelling Centre\, 43-45 High Street\, Edinburgh\, EH1 1SR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20141127T121500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20141127T154500
DTSTAMP:20140925T115450Z
CREATED:20140925T115450Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140925T115450Z
UID:16274-1417090500-1417103100@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:HEALTH\, WELLBEING AND YOUR BRAIN
DESCRIPTION:HEALTH\, WELLBEING AND YOUR BRAIN \nSymposium – join the debate \nNetworking Lunch – connect with others \nAnnual General Meeting – get involved \nA healthy\, connected brain is key to people’s wellbeing\, not least in later life. What influences the brain’s development from the moment we are conceived? What role do our genes\, environments and life chances play in determining how resilient our brains are as we grow old? What are the consequences of an ageing brain for both individual and collective health as a society? Should policy makers and public services focused on older people’s health and wellbeing pay more attention to children’s early years? \nJoin the debate as we explore the questions at this year’s Symposium: \n\nKeynote presentation: Healthy Cognitive Ageing | Professor Ian Deary FBA | Director of the Centre for Cognitive Ageing and Cognitive Epidemiology at the University of Edinburgh and co-Director of the Alzheimer Scotland Dementia Research Centre.\nA view from the children’s sector | Jackie Brock\, Chief Executive of Children in Scotland\nA view from the older people’s sector | Maureen O’Neill\, Director of Faith in Older People and Member of the European Economic and Social Committee\nDiscussion and debate led by Symposium Chair| Shulah Allan | Non-executive Board Member of NHS Lothian\, Vice Chair of Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership\, Convenor of the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations\n\nThis event is open to VHS members and all third sector\, community\, statutory and academic bodies with an interest in health and social policy\, research or service provision. \nRegister for your FREE place on eventbrite below:
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/health-wellbeing-and-your-brain-2/
LOCATION:Scottish Storytelling Centre\, 43-45 High Street\, Edinburgh\, EH1 1SR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20141013T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20141013T133000
DTSTAMP:20140819T084631Z
CREATED:20140819T084631Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140819T084631Z
UID:16267-1413192600-1413207000@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Unequal Lives\, Unjust Deaths: Later Life
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with Age Scotland\, Voluntary Health Scotland is delivering a seminar to consider health inequalities and later life. \nThis is the final event in the unequal lives\, unjust deaths series examining how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities across the life course. \nThis free event will focus on the following themes: \n\npoverty and socio-economic drivers\nsocial isolation and loneliness\, and\nsupport services (including access to services\, including information and advice).\n\nA networking lunch will be provided as part of the event. \nThe full programme can be viewed here: VHS – Health Inequalities & Later Life Draft Programme
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/unequal-lives-unjust-deaths-later-life-2/
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20141013T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20141013T133000
DTSTAMP:20220728T131318Z
CREATED:20140819T084631Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220728T131318Z
UID:3682-1413192600-1413207000@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Unequal Lives\, Unjust Deaths: Later Life
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with Age Scotland\, Voluntary Health Scotland is delivering a seminar to consider health inequalities and later life. \nThis is the final event in the unequal lives\, unjust deaths series examining how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities across the life course. \nThis free event will focus on the following themes: \n\npoverty and socio-economic drivers\nsocial isolation and loneliness\, and\nsupport services (including access to services\, including information and advice).\n\nA networking lunch will be provided as part of the event. \nThe full programme can be viewed here: VHS – Health Inequalities & Later Life Draft Programme
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/unequal-lives-unjust-deaths-later-life/
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20140821T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20140821T133000
DTSTAMP:20220728T131317Z
CREATED:20140604T121923Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220728T131317Z
UID:3541-1408613400-1408627800@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Unequal Lives\, Unjust Deaths: Vulnerable Adults
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with the Criminal Justice Voluntary Sector Forum and Support in Mind Scotland\, Voluntary Health Scotland is delivering a seminar to consider health inequalities and vulnerable adults. \nThis is the third event in the unequal lives\, unjust deaths series examining how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities across the life course. \nThis free event will focus on the following questions: \n\nWhat is the relationship between social exclusion – through custodial sentences\, poverty or homelessness – and poor mental health\, long term conditions\, disability and shorter life expectancy?\nWhat is the third sector contribution to preventing\, reducing and undoing these health inequalities?\n\nThe draft programme for the day is now available to view: \nVulnerable Adults and Health Inequalities – Draft Programme
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/unequal-lives-unjust-deaths-vulnerable-adults/
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20140821T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20140821T133000
DTSTAMP:20140604T121923Z
CREATED:20140604T121923Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140604T121923Z
UID:16259-1408613400-1408627800@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Unequal Lives\, Unjust Deaths: Vulnerable Adults
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with the Criminal Justice Voluntary Sector Forum and Support in Mind Scotland\, Voluntary Health Scotland is delivering a seminar to consider health inequalities and vulnerable adults. \nThis is the third event in the unequal lives\, unjust deaths series examining how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities across the life course. \nThis free event will focus on the following questions: \n\nWhat is the relationship between social exclusion – through custodial sentences\, poverty or homelessness – and poor mental health\, long term conditions\, disability and shorter life expectancy?\nWhat is the third sector contribution to preventing\, reducing and undoing these health inequalities?\n\nThe draft programme for the day is now available to view: \nVulnerable Adults and Health Inequalities – Draft Programme
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/unequal-lives-unjust-deaths-vulnerable-adults-2/
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20140819T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20140819T160000
DTSTAMP:20140807T103018Z
CREATED:20140807T103018Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140807T103018Z
UID:16264-1408455000-1408464000@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Knowing Me\, Knowing You
DESCRIPTION:Knowing Me\, Knowing You: A Learning Exchange between National and Local Organisations \nCommunity Health Exchange (CHEX)\, Community Food and Health (Scotland)\, and Voluntary Health Scotland are holding an exciting learning and networking event on Tuesday 19 August 2014. \nThe event will focus on increasing understanding and engagement between the Scottish Government staff and the community and voluntary health sectors\, and working in partnership to improve health outcomes and people’s lives.  It will be a networking opportunity for civil servants and other national colleagues to learn with and from local organisations. It will also be an opportunity for civil servants to see first-hand how the policies and work they’re doing affects and impacts on people’s lives.  The event will involve: \n• Showcasing real life stories of impact from community and voluntary sector organisations and the people we support \n• Discussing how these stories can be used to inform and influence policy and strategic working \n• Discussing how all agencies across all sectors can work together to eliminate inequalities \n• Networking and share news\, information\, and learning about health inequalities \nThis event is invite only and is part of a wider programme around learning exchange.  If you would like to hear more about the programme or get involved\, please see our Learning Exchange Programme page or contact Susan Lowes. \n 
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/knowing-me-knowing-you-2/
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20140819T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20140819T160000
DTSTAMP:20220728T131318Z
CREATED:20140807T103018Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220728T131318Z
UID:3653-1408455000-1408464000@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Knowing Me\, Knowing You
DESCRIPTION:Knowing Me\, Knowing You: A Learning Exchange between National and Local Organisations \nCommunity Health Exchange (CHEX)\, Community Food and Health (Scotland)\, and Voluntary Health Scotland are holding an exciting learning and networking event on Tuesday 19 August 2014. \nThe event will focus on increasing understanding and engagement between the Scottish Government staff and the community and voluntary health sectors\, and working in partnership to improve health outcomes and people’s lives.  It will be a networking opportunity for civil servants and other national colleagues to learn with and from local organisations. It will also be an opportunity for civil servants to see first-hand how the policies and work they’re doing affects and impacts on people’s lives.  The event will involve: \n• Showcasing real life stories of impact from community and voluntary sector organisations and the people we support \n• Discussing how these stories can be used to inform and influence policy and strategic working \n• Discussing how all agencies across all sectors can work together to eliminate inequalities \n• Networking and share news\, information\, and learning about health inequalities \nThis event is invite only and is part of a wider programme around learning exchange.  If you would like to hear more about the programme or get involved\, please see our Learning Exchange Programme page or contact Susan Lowes. \n 
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/knowing-me-knowing-you/
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20140714T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20140714T160000
DTSTAMP:20220728T131318Z
CREATED:20140619T145818Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220728T131318Z
UID:3576-1405346400-1405353600@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Sounding Board - Public Bodies Bill Regulations
DESCRIPTION:Public Bodies Act \nThe Public Bodies (Joint Working) (Scotland) Act 2014 received Royal Assent on 1 April 2014. The aim of the Act is to integrate health and social care in Scotland\, to improve services for people who use them. Integration aims to ensure that health and social care provision across Scotland is joined-up and seamless\, especially for people with long term conditions and disabilities. \nTo accompany this Act\, Scottish Ministers will put in place a number of regulations and orders (secondary legislation) that will inform local level integration. We have produced a summary briefing document for Voluntary Health Scotland members that outlines the draft guidelines and consultations – visit our website for more information. \n Sounding Board Event \nVHS are holding a sounding board for members to unpack these consultations and form a consultation response that reflects your views. \nThis will be held on Monday 14 July at 2pm at the Mansfield Traquair Centre.  Please contact Susan Lowes if you would like to attend.
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/sounding-board-public-bodies-bill-regulations/
LOCATION:Mansfield Traquair Centre\, 15 Mansfield Place\, Edinburgh\, EH3 6BB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20140714T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20140714T160000
DTSTAMP:20140619T145818Z
CREATED:20140619T145818Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140619T145818Z
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SUMMARY:Sounding Board - Public Bodies Bill Regulations
DESCRIPTION:Public Bodies Act \nThe Public Bodies (Joint Working) (Scotland) Act 2014 received Royal Assent on 1 April 2014. The aim of the Act is to integrate health and social care in Scotland\, to improve services for people who use them. Integration aims to ensure that health and social care provision across Scotland is joined-up and seamless\, especially for people with long term conditions and disabilities. \nTo accompany this Act\, Scottish Ministers will put in place a number of regulations and orders (secondary legislation) that will inform local level integration. We have produced a summary briefing document for Voluntary Health Scotland members that outlines the draft guidelines and consultations – visit our website for more information. \n Sounding Board Event \nVHS are holding a sounding board for members to unpack these consultations and form a consultation response that reflects your views. \nThis will be held on Monday 14 July at 2pm at the Mansfield Traquair Centre.  Please contact Susan Lowes if you would like to attend.
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/sounding-board-public-bodies-bill-regulations-2/
LOCATION:Mansfield Traquair Centre\, 15 Mansfield Place\, Edinburgh\, EH3 6BB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20140624T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20140624T133000
DTSTAMP:20220728T131316Z
CREATED:20140317T111435Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220728T131316Z
UID:3264-1403602200-1403616600@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Unequal lives\, unjust deaths; Transitions
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with the Scottish Transitions Forum\, Voluntary Health Scotland is delivering a seminar to consider health inequalities and transitions from youth to adulthood. \nThis is the second event in the unequal lives\, unjust deaths series examining how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities across the life course. \nThis event will look at health inequalities and transitions – focusing on young people\, who for reasons of disability or other social circumstances\, face inequalities in the transition from youth to adulthood.  We will be specifically focusing on critical transition periods where there may be opportunities to reduce risk and strengthen resilience for young people. \nSpeakers include: \n\nRuth Jepson\, Scottish Collaboration for Public Health Research and Policy (SCPHRP)\nLaura Meikle\, Support and Wellbeing Unit\, Scottish Government\nMarion Henderson & Helen Sweeting\, Medical Research Council Social and Public Health Sciences Unit (MRC SPHSU)\nPamela Barnes\, Includem\n\nView the full programme here – Young People in Transition and Health Inequalities Programme – 24 June 2014
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/unequal-lives-unjust-deaths-transitions/
LOCATION:Scottish Youth Theatre\, The Old Sheriff Court\, 105 Brunswick Street\, Glasgow\, G1 1TF
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20140624T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20140624T133000
DTSTAMP:20140317T111435Z
CREATED:20140317T111435Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140317T111435Z
UID:16246-1403602200-1403616600@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Unequal lives\, unjust deaths; Transitions
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with the Scottish Transitions Forum\, Voluntary Health Scotland is delivering a seminar to consider health inequalities and transitions from youth to adulthood. \nThis is the second event in the unequal lives\, unjust deaths series examining how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities across the life course. \nThis event will look at health inequalities and transitions – focusing on young people\, who for reasons of disability or other social circumstances\, face inequalities in the transition from youth to adulthood.  We will be specifically focusing on critical transition periods where there may be opportunities to reduce risk and strengthen resilience for young people. \nSpeakers include: \n\nRuth Jepson\, Scottish Collaboration for Public Health Research and Policy (SCPHRP)\nLaura Meikle\, Support and Wellbeing Unit\, Scottish Government\nMarion Henderson & Helen Sweeting\, Medical Research Council Social and Public Health Sciences Unit (MRC SPHSU)\nPamela Barnes\, Includem\n\nView the full programme here – Young People in Transition and Health Inequalities Programme – 24 June 2014
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/unequal-lives-unjust-deaths-transitions-2/
LOCATION:Scottish Youth Theatre\, The Old Sheriff Court\, 105 Brunswick Street\, Glasgow\, G1 1TF
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20140513T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20140513T133000
DTSTAMP:20220728T131316Z
CREATED:20140314T155208Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220728T131316Z
UID:3254-1399971600-1399987800@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Unequal lives\, unjust deaths: Children and the early years
DESCRIPTION:Children and the early years: tackling health inequalities \nVoluntary Health Scotland is launching a programme of four events examining how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities across the life course. The first of these events\, focusing on Health inequalities\, children and the early years\, will be held in partnership with Children in Scotland\, in Edinburgh on the morning of Tuesday 13 May 2014. \nHealth inequalities can be apparent from the earliest stage in life and disadvantaged people in Scotland die younger. Addressing the inter-generational factors that risk perpetuating Scotland’s health inequalities is essential. These health inequalities are not inevitable and they can be prevented. \nThis seminar is the first part in a series of events to examine how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities. \nAim \n\nGain a better understanding of health inequalities\, to share learning and experience about the interventions that make a difference\nSupport collaboration and partnership between public and voluntary sectors.\nPromote awareness and understanding of the contribution of the voluntary health sector to tackling health inequalities.\nThe importance of the early years and children’s services from prevention to early intervention.\n\nConfirmed speakers include: \nJackie Brock\, Children in Scotland – welcome and introduction  \nGerry McLaughlin\, NHS Health Scotland – Evidence base for tackling health inequalities \nAlex Young & Judith Ainsley\, Scottish Government – Breaking inter-generational cycles of poverty\, inequality and deprivation by improving children’s wellbeing and life chances – Child Poverty Strategy for Scotland \nSally Ann Kelly\, Senior Manager for 3rd Sector GIRFEC Project and Early Years Task force member – Cross-sectoral working with children in the early years – a strategic view \nEwan Aitken – BBC Children in Need  – Cross-sectoral working with children in the early years – a funder’s perspective \nClick here to view the programme for the day – Agenda – Health inequalities children and the early years
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/unequal-lives-unjust-deaths-children-and-the-early-years/
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20140513T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20140513T133000
DTSTAMP:20140314T155208Z
CREATED:20140314T155208Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140314T155208Z
UID:16245-1399971600-1399987800@healthcreation.scot
SUMMARY:Unequal lives\, unjust deaths: Children and the early years
DESCRIPTION:Children and the early years: tackling health inequalities \nVoluntary Health Scotland is launching a programme of four events examining how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities across the life course. The first of these events\, focusing on Health inequalities\, children and the early years\, will be held in partnership with Children in Scotland\, in Edinburgh on the morning of Tuesday 13 May 2014. \nHealth inequalities can be apparent from the earliest stage in life and disadvantaged people in Scotland die younger. Addressing the inter-generational factors that risk perpetuating Scotland’s health inequalities is essential. These health inequalities are not inevitable and they can be prevented. \nThis seminar is the first part in a series of events to examine how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities. \nAim \n\nGain a better understanding of health inequalities\, to share learning and experience about the interventions that make a difference\nSupport collaboration and partnership between public and voluntary sectors.\nPromote awareness and understanding of the contribution of the voluntary health sector to tackling health inequalities.\nThe importance of the early years and children’s services from prevention to early intervention.\n\nConfirmed speakers include: \nJackie Brock\, Children in Scotland – welcome and introduction  \nGerry McLaughlin\, NHS Health Scotland – Evidence base for tackling health inequalities \nAlex Young & Judith Ainsley\, Scottish Government – Breaking inter-generational cycles of poverty\, inequality and deprivation by improving children’s wellbeing and life chances – Child Poverty Strategy for Scotland \nSally Ann Kelly\, Senior Manager for 3rd Sector GIRFEC Project and Early Years Task force member – Cross-sectoral working with children in the early years – a strategic view \nEwan Aitken – BBC Children in Need  – Cross-sectoral working with children in the early years – a funder’s perspective \nClick here to view the programme for the day – Agenda – Health inequalities children and the early years
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/unequal-lives-unjust-deaths-children-and-the-early-years-2/
CATEGORIES:VHS Event
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