VCS Infrastructure Support Survey

Posted on: January 19, 2023

This survey will ask about the voluntary sector infrastructure support offer in Essex.

Voluntary Sector Infrastructure Offer is the ‘support that enables community groups and voluntary organisations to build greater resilience, self-sustaining capacity and capability to deliver activities and services. Strategic representation, liaison and partnership working across sectors.’

In Essex the organisations that deliver this support are normally called CVS and are core funded by the Essex County Council (ECC).

ECC are reviewing this support offer to make sure that it is effective and delivering what you need in order to succeed, this survey is part of a period of engagement with the voluntary community sector, the CVS and other stakeholders, for example districts and health partners.

This will take you approximately 10-15 minutes to complete.

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