Free
St Andrews and Yoker Church, 143 Garscadden Rd, Drumchapel, Glasgow, G15 6UQ
The next Drumchapel Children & Families Network Session is a joint event with the Glasgow’s Child Poverty Programme.
The title of this session is ”Family-Led Systems Change” and we’ll be looking at how we keep the family voice at the heart of change and how this works in practice.
We are delighted to have Zsara McEwan, Service Design Lead at GCVS and Struan Fraser, Neighbourhood Designer at Centre for Civic Innovation, GCC, hosting this event with a focus on the Demonstration of Change (DoC) work with an input from Katrina Philips, Demonstration of Change Lead with the Poverty Pathfinder Programme.
TheDoC team are keen to connect with organisations that support families in Drumchapel to ensure that the work in Drumchapel is grounded in community insight and reflects the priorities of the families who live here. There will also be an input about the model for change of the Drumchapel Children & Family Network by myself, Sharon Colvin, 3D Futures Lead, 3D Families along with other inputs and there will also be plenty of opportunity for group discussion.
Come along to share, learn and explore best practice ensuring family voice is at the heart of what we do. This session is for anyone currently working with children & families in Drumchapel.
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