South East London VCSE Charter

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December 18, 2024

The South East London Strategic Charter sets out a shared commitment to partnership and innovation between the VCSE sector and healthcare system. The charter is a framework to guide and achieve our vision of a collaborative and healthy south east London.

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Explore a comprehensive collection of reports, presentations, and strategic documents from the South East London VCSE Strategic Alliance. These resources highlight key collaborations, research, and initiatives that support and strengthen the voluntary, community, and social enterprise sector. Stay informed on the latest strategies, successes, and opportunities for growth that empower local organisations to drive meaningful change in their communities.

South East London VCSE Charter

The South East London VCSE Charter sets out a shared commitment to partnership and innovation between the VCSE sector and healthcare system. The charter is a framework to guide and achieve our vision of a collaborative and healthy south east London.

Graphic with the title 'Widening articipation in south East London's health and care workforce.' It highlights an executive summary featuring key findings, strategies to reduce barriers, and the IDEAS Framework, aimed at creating a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive workforce. The initiative is in collaboration with Health Education England (HEE) and the South-East London Integrated Care Board (SEL ICB). An illustration below shows a diverse group of people representing inclusivity in the workforce

Widening participation and increasing equity

Discover the insights we gained and the practical strategies we have developed to break down barriers for underrepresented groups in accessing health and care careers in south east London.