25 OCTOBER NATIONAL CONFERENCE AND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2017 LEADING EMPOWERMENT LOCALLY THIRD SECTOR INTERFACE NETWORK

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1 THIRD SECTOR INTERFACE NETWORK NATIONAL CONFERENCE AND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2017 LEADING EMPOWERMENT LOCALLY 25 OCTOBER 26 The Westerwood Hotel and Golf Resort, 1 St Andrews Drive, Cumbernauld, G68 0EW

2 Welcome to the TSI Network National Conference This year the focus is on Leading Empowerment Locally and the role of TSIs in enabling and supporting the empowerment of people and communities. Whether empowering people through volunteering, tackling social issues through enterprising third sector organisations, or connecting communities into local decision making the conference programme covers the broad range of work that the TSI network is involved in. Also included are explorations of how TSIs can make the most of their data, how third sector organisations can improve governance and the modern funding challenges for the organisations we support. At the heart of our work to empower people and communities is a human rights approach to tackling poverty and inequality. Our keynote speakers will provide perspectives on recent thinking and progress, and the seminars and workshops give us the chance to explore how we can further embed these across all our work. Conference is, as ever, your place to come together as a network and connect with each other. There are specific networking sessions and plenty of breaks and spaces across the programme for you to connect with your network wide colleagues and to introduce yourself to the exhibitors and workshop and seminar contributors. We hope you enjoy the conversations, debates and deliberations across the whole of conference and that they stimulate useful developments that we can all take forward into Join the #LeadingLocally

3 DAY ONE Registration, Refreshments and Exhibition Keynote Refreshments and Exhibition Seminar Sessions Lunch, Exhibition and Networking Workshops Refreshments and Exhibition TSI Regional Networking and TSI Trustees Meeting End of Day One VAS Annual General Meeting Drinks Reception Conference Dinner

4 Registration, Refreshments and Exhibition Keynote Supporting kinder and fairer communities Refreshments and Exhibition Seminar Sessions See page 5 Lunch, Exhibition and Networking Supporting kinder and fairer communities: helping us focus on local empowerment that addresses poverty and inequalities. Jill Muirie, Public Health Programme Manager, Glasgow Centre for Population Health. Power: A new animation on Power as a health and social justice issue. Jill will highlight the importance of empowerment and democratising power to address health inequalities and opportunities to share power more equally in communities. Zoe Ferguson, Associate, Carnegie UK Trust sharing work of Carnegie UK Trust and Joseph Rowntree Foundation on kindness in communities, its importance for wellbeing, community empowerment and supporting change for those experiencing poverty and disadvantage. Seminar A1 National Volunteering Framework for Scotland Seminar A2 Community ownership and assets enabling local empowerment Seminar A3 Good governance strengthening the local sector Seminar A4 Human Rights Based approach and how this can be applied to the work of TSIs Seminar A5 People and communities taking control of meeting their health and social care needs Seminar A6 Getting It Right For Every Child Information Sharing and Policy Update Hosted by Pennie Taylor, Journalist and Broadcaster. 2 TSI NATIONAL CONFERENCE AND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2017

5 Workshops See page 6 Refreshments and Exhibition TSI Regional Networking and Trustees Meeting See page 7 Day One Close Annual General Meeting Workshop B1 Local Volunteering Frameworks sharing practice and exploring approach Workshop B2 Understanding Social Investment and the benefits for third sector organisations Workshop B3 The tools we use for supporting good governance locally Workshop B4 Better for everyone Embedding equality in the work of TSIs Workshop B5 Using patient stories to inform health and social care work at a local level Workshop B6 Empowering staff to take the lead in their community Region 1 Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway Region 2 Glasgow and Clyde Valley Region 3 Edinburgh, Lothians and Borders Region 4 Highland and Islands Region 5 North East Scotland Region 6 Tayside and Fife Region 7 Forth Valley TSI Trustees Meeting Space for dialogue between trustees of TSIs Delegates are welcome to attend this years Annual General Meeting for Voluntary Action Scotland Drinks Reception Conference Dinner followed by Entertainment LEADING EMPOWERMENT LOCALLY DAY ONE 3

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7 SEMINAR SESSIONS Seminar A1 National Volunteering Framework for Scotland Find out more about development of the framework and an opportunity to discuss our ambitions for this. With Helen Webster, Scottish Government Third Sector Unit, Sarah Latto, Shelter Scotland, George Thomson, Volunteer Scotland and Bernadette Monaghan, Volunteer Glasgow. Seminar A2 Community ownership and assets enabling local empowerment Exploring how community ownership and assets can support local empowerment, what TSIs can do to support this and introducing how community shares can be used as part of funding packages for asset ownership and development. With Lynn Molleson, Community Ownership Support Service and James Proctor, Community Shares Scotland. Seminar A3 Good governance strengthening the local sector The seminar will focus on the value of good governance in strengthening the local sector and explore how this enables local empowerment. With Joyce Duncan, ACVO and ACOSVO and Ann Rowe, SCVO and Third Sector Governance Forum. Seminar A4 Human Rights Based approach and how this can be applied to the work of TSIs Raising awareness of a Human Rights based approach and how it applies to the role of a TSI; considering the upholding of human rights and the reality of this at a local level. With Janis McDonald, GCVS and SCoD and Chloe Trew, Scottish Human Rights Commission. Seminar A5 People and communities taking control of meeting their health and social care needs Sharing the learning of the NDTi Community Led Support programme to work with four Health and Social Care Partnerships to support people and communities to take more control of local resources to meet health and social care needs. With Brian Frisby, National Development Team for Inclusion and Marie Oliver, Voluntary Action South Ayrshire. Seminar A6 Getting It Right For Every Child Information Sharing and Policy Update This seminar will bring you up to date with the content and implications of the new Information Sharing Bill, the illustrative Code of Practice, as well as the relevant Parliamentary Process. Jointly delivered by Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland and National Third Sector GIRFEC Project. Join the #LeadingLocally 5

8 14.00 WORKSHOPS Workshop B1 Local Volunteering Frameworks sharing practice and exploring approach Volunteer Edinburgh will share their approach to developing a volunteering framework and strategy, its role in setting the local volunteering agenda and impact of this. Delegates will explore how they might approach this in their areas. With Paul Wilson, Volunteer Edinburgh. Workshop B2 Understanding Social Investment and the benefits for third sector organisations Building our understanding of Social Investment, how it works, what social investors look for and the benefits and social value resulting for third sector organisations. Including stories of change from charities and social enterprises. With Simon Thorrington, Charity Bank. Workshop B3 The tools we use for supporting good governance locally This workshop will share practice on the tools used, and available for, supporting good governance within the local third sector - exploring how we can make best use of them. Including examples from TSIs and the benefits of their approach. With Ian Brooke, EVOC, Victoria McRae, CVS Falkirk and Paula Duncan, OSCR and Third Sector Governance Forum. Workshop B4 Better for everyone Embedding equality in the work of TSIs Covering a range of equality agendas the workshop will look at current priorities and action and at how TSIs can develop their engagement with them. With Lesley Irving, Equality Unit, Scottish Government. Workshop B5 Using patient stories to inform health and social care work at a local level 3,000 stories are told every year about health and social care services in Scotland through Care Opinion; driving forward service improvements across the nation. We ll explore different ways TSIs can make use of feedback and partner with Care Opinion to strengthen the citizen voice within health and social care. Workshop B6 Empowering staff to take the lead in their community This workshop will focus on the TSI as an interface in the community. It will consider how all staff have a valuable role in leading the way and facilitating relationships. The workshop will be relevant for staff at all levels. We will make links with the Making Quality Count programme. With Fiona Liddle and Anne Pike, Quality Scotland and 26 october 2017

9 16.00 TSI REGIONAL NETWORKING AND TSI TRUSTEES MEETING Region 1 Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway Dumfries and Galloway; East Ayrshire; North Ayrshire; South Ayrshire Region 2 Glasgow and Clyde Valley East Dunbartonshire; East Renfrewshire; Glasgow; Inverclyde; North Lanarkshire; Renfrewshire; South Lanarkshire; West Dunbartonshire Region 3 Edinburgh, Lothians and Borders East Lothian; Edinburgh; Midlothian; Scottish Borders; West Lothian Region 4 Highland and Islands Argyll & Bute; Highland; Orkney; Shetland Islands; Western Isles Region 5 North East Scotland Aberdeen; Aberdeenshire; Angus; Moray Region 6 Tayside and Fife Dundee; Fife; Perth & Kinross Region 7 Forth Valley Clackmannanshire; Falkirk; Stirling TSI Trustees Meeting Space for dialogue between trustees of TSIs; focusing primarily on strategic and governance issues. The workshop will also involve a contribution from VAS who will update on the development and piloting of the TSI Governance Toolkit. Join the #LeadingLocally 7

10 Scotland s health NHS Health Scotland Working to reduce health inequalities and improve health Find out more of who we are and what we do at healthscotland.scot Instagram nhshealthscotland

11 DAY TWO Registration, Refreshments and Exhibition Keynote Refreshments and Exhibition Seminar Sessions Lunch, Exhibition and Networking Workshops Refreshments and Exhibition Panel and Plenary End of Day Two

12 Registration, Refreshments and Exhibition Keynote Leading Empowerment Locally Refreshments and Exhibition Seminar Sessions See page 12 Lunch, Exhibition and Networking Leading Empowerment Locally: Shaping Our Vision third sector voices share their insights. Judith Robertson, Chair, Scottish Human Rights Commission Human Rights based approaches underpinning community empowerment that is inclusive of all and that supports the rights of those most likely marginalised. Dr Andy Williamson, Governor and Managing Partner, The Democratic Society what is needed to strengthen empowerment of people and communities in Scotland where we are at, and what needs to happen. Angus Hardie, Director, Scottish Community Alliance the big drivers for community empowerment and challenges that we face. Seminar C1 Doing the right thing in the right way stimulating volunteering and social action Seminar C2 Scotland s Social Enterprise Strategy supporting local outcomes Seminar C3 Participatory Budgeting our vision Seminar C4 NHS Health Scotland working together to reduce health inequalities and improve health Seminar C5 Different approaches to managing TSI data Seminar C6 Saltire Awards enhancing the prestige Jane Cullingworth, What Works Scotland third sector relationship with the state research early findings on making local empowerment happen. 10 TSI NATIONAL CONFERENCE AND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2017

13 Workshops See page 13 Refreshments and Exhibition Panel and Plenary Looking Forwards Day Two Close Workshop D1 Adult volunteer recognition Workshop D2 Supporting young social entrepreneurs Workshop D3 Modern funding challenges for local organisations Workshop D4 Planning and developing our local policy engagement Workshop D5 Driving value from data Workshop D6 Year of Young People 2018 Workshop D7 Join the Scottish Charity Regulator Looking Forwards: Leading Local Empowerment. Sharing our reflections from conference on what is important moving forward for empowering people communities and the role of TSIs. Hosted by Liz McEntee, GCVS. With a panel of sector partners. Find us on and join the conversation. If you are tweeting about the conference please use the hashtag #LeadingLocally. LEADING EMPOWERMENT LOCALLY DAY TWO 11

14 11.30 SEMINAR SESSIONS Seminar C1 Doing the right thing in the right way stimulating volunteering and social action Stimulating volunteering and social action. Exploring the challenges and considering our approaches and mind-set for the way we currently manage volunteers. With George Thomson, Volunteer Scotland. Seminar C2 Scotland s Social Enterprise Strategy supporting local outcomes How the Strategy can support the delivery of local outcomes and help TSIs to further embed Social Enterprise in local strategy and policy work. With Ian Bruce, CVS Inverclyde, Will Tyler-Greig, Scottish Government, Fraser Kelly, SES and Kim Wallace, Senscot. Seminar C3 Participatory Budgeting our vision Exploring our vision for, and network position on, what we expect from participatory budgeting at a local level. With Leah Lockhart, The Democratic Society and Fiona Garven, SCDC. Seminar C4 NHS Health Scotland working together to reduce health inequalities and improve health Exploring how NHS Health Scotland can work with you to employ the Community Empowerment principles to reduce health inequalities and ensure your area takes a human rights based approach. With Emma Kennedy and Emma Doyle, NHS Health Scotland. Seminar C5 Different approaches to managing TSI data Different approaches to managing TSI data hear about how two TSIs are developing new approaches and systems and their progress so far. With Angus Lindsay, Voluntary Action South Lanarkshire, David Maxwell, Volunteer Glasgow and Chris Martin, TeamKinetic. Seminar C6 Saltire Awards enhancing the prestige Exploring how we can enhance the prestige of the Awards through capturing and communicating young people s stories and 26 october 2017

15 WORKSHOPS Workshop D1 Adult volunteer recognition Sharing findings from our scoping work on adult volunteer recognition and exploring what we do next. With David Maxwell and Emma McLean, Volunteer Glasgow. Workshop D2 Supporting young social entrepreneurs Sharing the work of the Social Enterprise Academy to support and develop young social entrepreneurs; including the impact for young people and exploring opportunities for TSIs to support and be involved. With Neil Mclean and Claire Gibson, Social Enterprise Academy. Workshop D3 Modern funding challenges for local organisations Discussion on current fundraising challenges, exploring what can be done and opportunities for future collaboration in addressing them. With Susan Robinson, CVS Inverclyde and IoFS Standards Advisory Board for Scotland and Alex Close, Institute of Fundraising. Workshop D4 Planning and developing our local policy engagement Exploring how we approach the planning and development of our local policy engagement and understanding the impact of this. Sharing Children in Scotland s approach. With Chris Ross and Sarah McDermott, Children In Scotland. Workshop D5 Driving value from data Exploring how TSIs can make best use of data to drive value in the local third sector: The opportunity provided by data; demonstrating, through cases studies, the value of effective data use; and where we are on data maturity and how we can strengthen this. With Craig Paterson, The Data Lab. Workshop D6 Year of Young People 2018 Exploring how we can help make YOYP2018 a success and celebrate the contribution of young people. With communic18 a group of young people who are co-producing YOYP2018. Workshop D7 Join the Scottish Charity Regulator Update from OSCR incorporation process, guidance and digital. Exploring a collective responsibility case study and discussing the impact of poor governance on a charities reputation. With Paula Duncan and Jude Turbyne, OSCR Join the #LeadingLocally 13

16 THANKS TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS ACVO Third Sector Interface Big Lottery Fund Care Opinion Scotland Carnegie UK Trust Charity Bank Children in Scotland communic18 Community Ownership Support Service Community Shares Scotland CVS Falkirk CVS Inverclyde The Data Lab The Democratic Society Edinburgh Council for Voluntary Organisations Glasgow Centre for Population Health Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector Health and Social Care ALLIANCE Human Rights Consortium Scotland Institute of Fundraising National Development Team for Inclusion National Third Sector GIRFEC Project NHS Health Scotland NHS24

17 Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator Pennie Taylor Scottish Community Alliance Scottish Community Development Centre Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations Scottish Council on Deafness Scottish Fundraising Standards Panel Scottish Government: Third Sector Unit, Equality Unit, Major Events Unit Scottish Human Rights Commission Scottish Mediation The Scottish Parliament Senscot Shelter Scotland Social Enterprise Academy Social Enterprise Scotland Square Peg Development TeamKinetic Third Sector Governance Forum Voluntary Action Sheffield Voluntary Action South Ayrshire Voluntary Acton South Lanarkshire Volunteer Edinburgh Volunteer Scotland What Works Scotland Young Scot

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