The third sector in Leeds has set itself a challenge: to achieve meaningful and lasting transformation. No mean feat. It
requires a shared understanding of the issues at hand and a commitment to an
agreed way forward from all of those required to make the change happen.
The Transform Leeds programme is developing leadership, collaborative ways of working and shared space both on and off-line for the sector to pool information and resources.
This alone will not equal transformation. A radical and innovative new model for leadership and delivery of support services to the sector is essential if we are to meet the future needs of our communities.
The Transform Leeds Commission is the vehicle through which
we intend to thrash out how we can achieve this vision, develop creative and credible
solutions for change and ensure the recommendations are owned by all of those
who wish to be part of the journey of change.
The work of the Commission will run throughout the lifetime
of the Transform Leeds project, reporting in Summer 2013. There will be five
periods of consultation with Commission members meeting in between to consider
the findings.
What would you ask?
Commission members are leaders from across the public
private and third sectors in Leeds and beyond.
At their first meeting in
October they identified a number of key themes which frame the range of
questions which need to be considered;
Civic Enterprise
Fit for the Future
Making Leeds Great
We now want to know if you agree with these themes and what you would ask about the future of support and development services.
Find out more about the Commission, the themes we are consulting on and how you can have your say at www.val.org.uk/news/deciding-the-future--what-would-you-ask
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