Health and Wellbeing Network
Open events that welcome health care professionals and those working in VCSE dealing with any health and wellbeing concerns to come together.
Aim
The Health and Wellbeing Network is an open event that welcomes health care professionals and those working in VCSE dealing with any health and wellbeing concerns to come together.
The network is about bridging links, keeping people informed about the two sectors, and ensuring that both are aware of the other.
Format
Each event will have a speaker and/or update from someone, a discussion point will follow this. This discussion will either happen in the breakout room or in the main room. We encourage input from everyone.
Joining
Anyone can join a Health and Wellbeing Networking event; however, there is a mailing list.
A new event can be found here. If you would like to be added to the mailing list please get in touch with kathryn@huntsforum.org.uk
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Support Cambridgeshire is a partnership between Hunts Forum and Cambridge Council for Voluntary Service. We recognise the need for greater cross-working and the ability to provide a high-level offer to charities, village halls and parish councils.
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The partnership is funded by
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