Community Wellbeing Network, Adur and Worthing

In partnership with Sight Support Worthing, we’re excited to offer you a space for local connection, collaboration and learning in the health and wellbeing sector across Adur & Worthing.

The Community Wellbeing Network brings people together to:

• connect across the community and public sectors
• share updates, insights and good practice
• spark ideas and collaborations that benefit local residents

As always there will be a chance to meet other organisations in the sector and hear about plans for the upcoming season.

We will be there to update you on training, volunteering and funding.

Guest speakers so far are:

• James Langley from Sight Support Worthing talking about Visual Impairment awareness training
• Alex Stewart from Sussex Community Foundation talking about funding and key insights from their health research
• Jess Sumner talking about what’s going on in the NHS locally and how we can engage with the health service
• TPC Health talking about their funded Level 3 apprenticeship diploma ‘Health and Wellbeing Worker’

About the Community Wellbeing Network

The network is a chance for you to come together around issues that matter to you and your service users to:

• involve and inform
• strengthen coordination and leadership within the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector in relation to health and social care
• offer clear routes for joined up planning between statutory providers, commissioners and the VCSE sector

For more information and to join the Community Wellbeing Network please contact Kate Confrey at Sight Support Worthing CWN@sswcharity.org.uk