Volunteering
Locality Links CIC has been working in partnership with a number of Councils, CCGs and other public, private and third sector organisations to provide volunteering services that aim to support and promote all aspects of volunteering.
Locality Links CIC is committed to enabling people to contribute, to use their gifts and skills through enterprise or social action.
We work in neighbourhoods connecting local people, groups and agencies to share their talents and resources to make long terms improvements to their community and well-being.
We are down to earth; offering practical solutions which are strategic and radically imaginative. We focus on the gifts and strengths of people and communities and are highly ethical. And we are collaborators who know that working with other like-minded organisations will help us to achieve our aims more quickly.
Locality Links CIC has been working in partnership with a number of Councils, CCGs and other public, private and third sector organisations to provide volunteering services that aim to support and promote all aspects of volunteering.
We provide support, training and mentoring to new and existing groups. We tailor services to meet the needs of the community whilst helping groups to make positive changes, tackle social inequality and formulate solutions to local issues.
We work with people and professionals to find creative ways of improving health and wellbeing by looking beyond traditional medical approaches. We deliver community wellbeing services directly to people in communities and help organisations build capacity.
Since our inception, Locality Links CIC has been working in partnership with health and social care organisations to help improve the lives of patients and carers. Our team has been involved in a broad range of projects with both commissioners and providers, including Clinical Commissioning Groups, Local Authorities, Public Health, General Practitioners, Pharmacies, Voluntary Sector, Independent Sector, Housing, Police, NHS Acute and Community Providers. Key outcomes from our recent work include: