Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland

Day

Wednesday 11 February

Time slot

11:00-12:00

Room

Kilsyth room
Wheelchair accessible

Contact

Kirsty Morrison

Topics

Health & social care Governance, strategy & legal Impact & evaluation

Overall aim

• How to create key political relationships in a shifting climate
• Methods for evaluating the impact of these relationships to inform future strategies
• Gain insight into how to develop services that can respond to the current needs of communities
• Demonstrate the value in partnership working effectively growing your reach
• The vital role of evaluation in continuing to thrive in challenging times

Description

Now more than ever, the third sector is facing a growing challenge to create impact with limited resources and navigate shifting policy priorities. Join Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland (CHSS) as they take you through their approach to adapting and optimising reach in an increasingly competitive environment. Ensuring the design, the development, the delivery and the evaluation is linked to strategic political outcomes.

Learn about how they have embraced strategic political opportunities and designed agile services that can adapt to the needs of different communities. We will also explore how to demonstrate this impact and the key role of meaningful partnerships as you

continue to grow as an organisation.

Alongside insights from the CHSS team, you will hear from two key project partners from NHS Midlothian's Community Respiratory Team and the Cheyne Gang’s ‘Sing to Breathe’ programme who will share their experience of how creative collaboration has been able to increase support for people living with long term conditions.

Who is the event aimed at?

Directors, Frontline service delivery, Influencers

Who is speaking at this event?

Amy Callaghan - Strategic Political Advisor, CHSS
Joanne Graham - Director of Service Delivery
Cat Thomson - Head of External Engagement
Anne Ritchie - Cofounder of The Cheyne Gang - Sing to Breathe
Claire Yerramasu - Advanced Physio Practitioner and Team Lead for Midlothian Community Respiratory Team