Cardiff Third Sector Representatives
Cardiff Third Sector Council operates the local Third Sector Representation Scheme in partnership, representing the interests of Cardiff’s third sector at strategic meeting and working groups. Third Sector Representatives in Cardiff are:
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Cardiff and Vale Regional Partnership Board (Linked C3SC Members’ Network: Cardiff Third Sector Partnership Network) |
Sheila Hendrickson-Brown, Chief Executive Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC) Children & Young People: Sam Austin, Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Operational Services, Llamau Deputy: Marco Gil-Cervantes, Chief Executive, ProMo-Cymru Older People: Jeff Hawkins, Chief Executive of Age Connects -Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan; Chair of Age Connects Wales; and Vice Chair of Age Alliance Wales jeff.hawkins@ageconnectscardiff.org.uk
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Cardiff Public Services Board (Linked C3SC Members’ Network: Cardiff Third Sector Partnership Network)
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Sheila Hendrickson-Brown, Chief Executive Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC) |
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Older People Programme Board (Linked C3SC Members’ Network: Cardiff Third Sector Partnership Network) |
Safeguarding Adults Board Jeff Hawkins, Chief Executive of Age Connects -Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan; Chair of Age Connects Wales; and Vice Chair of Age Alliance Wales
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Vulnerable Children and Families Programme Board (Linked C3SC Members’ Network: Cardiff Children, Young People and Families Network) |
C&V Local Safeguarding Children Board Jackie Vining, Assistant Director, Children’s Services, Cardiff & the Vale of Glamorgan, Barnardo’s Cymru (Chair – CCYPF Network) jackie.vining@barnardos.org.uk
Educational Development – NEETs – Engagement & Progression Michelle Tucker, Llamau Cardiff Employment, Education & Training Strategy Group Sian Browne, Llamau
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Education Development Programme Board (Linked C3SC Members’ Network: Cardiff Sustainable Education Network)
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Education Development Programme Board Anthony Houlston Clark, Restorative Trainer & Practitioner Team Leader,Wales Restorative Approaches Partnership Cardiff Sustainable Education Network Julie Giles, Keep Wales Tidy (Chair – CSEN)
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Cardiff and Vale Health and Wellbeing Programme Board (Linked C3SC Members’ Network: Cardiff Health, Social Care and Wellbeing Network) |
Healthy Living – Healthy Lifestyles Janice Bell, United Welsh
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Emotional Mental Health and Wellbeing Programme Board (Linked C3SC Members’ Network: Cardiff Health, Social Care and Wellbeing Network) |
Adult Mental Health; Children & Young People Linda Newton, CAVAMH |
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Safer & Cohesive Communities Programme Board (Linked C3SC Members’ Network: Cardiff Safer & Cohesive Communities Network, Equalities & Human Rights Network, BME Forum) |
Sheila Hendrickson-Brown, Chief Executive Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC)
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| Neighbourhood Partnership Programme Board | Sheila Hendrickson-Brown, Chief Executive Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC): Sheila.H@c3sc.org.uk
Neighbourhood Partnerships – Cardiff North: Thoria Mohammed, Third Sector Development Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC): Thoria.M@c3sc.org.uk Cardiff East: Thoria Mohammed, Third Sector Development Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC): Thoria.M@c3sc.org.uk Cardiff South East: Thomas Crockett, Third Sector Development Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC): Thomas.c@c3sc.org.uk Thoria Mohammed, Third Sector Development Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC): Thoria.M@c3sc.org.uk Cardiff South: Thoria Mohammed, Third Sector Development Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC): Thoria.m@c3sc.org.uk Thomas Crockett, Third Sector Development Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC): Thomas.c@c3sc.org.uk Cardiff South West: Thomas Crockett, Third Sector Development Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC): Thomas.c@c3sc.org.uk Cardiff West: Thomas Crockett, Third Sector Development Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC): Thomas.c@c3sc.org.uk Cardiff City: Thoria Mohammed, Third Sector Development Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC): Thoria.m@c3sc.org.uk Thomas Crockett, Third Sector Development Officer, Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC): Thomas.c@c3sc.org.uk |
Here is a list of other contacts, partners and websites, which you may find helpful:
- ACEVO (Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations): supporting, connecting, developing and representing the third sector’s leaders, which include Chief Executives, Chairs, Trustees, Directors and Senior Managers – www.acevo.org.uk
- Cardiff Volunteer Centre – the Volunteer Centre run in Cardiff by the Community for the Community – https://restore.c3sc.org.uk/volunteer/
- Cardiff and Vale Regional Partnership – ensures the partnership bodies work effectively together
- Cardiff and Vale University Health Board – www.cardiffandvaleuhb.wales.nhs.uk
- Cardiff Council – www.cardiff.gov.uk
- Cardiff Public Services Board: information on the work that public, private and third sector organisations are jointly undertaking to move the city forward – www.cardiffpartnership.co.uk/cardiff-public-services-board/
- Charity Evaluation Services: the UK’s leading provider of support and advice on quality and evaluation systems for the voluntary sector – www.ncvo.org.uk
- Information Commissioner’s Office: the UK’s independent authority set up to uphold information rights in the public interest, promoting openness by public bodies and data privacy for individuals – http://ico.org.uk/
- National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NVCO): the largest umbrella body for the voluntary and community sector in England – www.ncvo-vol.org.uk
- Open4Communities – one-stop shop for funding advice and opportunities – www.c3sc.org.uk
- Participation Cymru specialises in the advice and information on public and community engagement – www.participationcymru.org.uk
- Social Firms Wales: the National Support Agency for Social Firm Development – www.socialfirmswales.co.uk
- Wales Co-operative Centre: here to help co-operatives, social enterprises, community groups and voluntary organisations – www.walescooperative.org
- Wales Council for Voluntary Action (WCVA): the voice of the voluntary sector in Wales –www.wcva.org.uk
- Welsh Government services and information: https://gov.wales/
- Welsh Institute for Health and Social Care works to bridge the many divides between research, policy and practice in health and social care – wihsc.glam.ac.uk
