Partnerships
VCFSE Representation
Thrive Trafford works in partnership to bring the VCFSE sector together with our public and private sector colleagues helping them to connect, share knowledge, and provide support.
Thrive represents Trafford VCFSE sector on a range of Greater Manchester partnerships and networks, including the Local Infrastructure Organisations (LIOs) Strategic Network in close liaison with Trafford Community Collective.
The LIOs meet regularly to share information and best practice, and to explore opportunities for collaboration on shared projects and programmes.
Trafford PArtnership
The Trafford Partnership brings together organisations from across the public, private, VCFSE sectors and local residents to work collaboratively to tackle the borough’s challenges and seize new opportunities.
To find out more about the Trafford Partnership please visit Trafford Partnership
Social Value Steering Group
The Social Value Steering Group has developed a Social Value Charter and is delivering a Social Value Action Plan which will provide benefits for the VCFSE sector.
Trafford Climate Change Network
The Network has developed a Climate Neutral Action Plan and Thrive is involved in developing actions for the benefit of Trafford’s VCFSE Sector.
Trafford Community Collective
Thrive Trafford works in partnership with the Trafford Community Collective.
Thrive helped to develop the Collective in response to Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Devolution. The Collective has received grant funding from Trafford Council as the lead infrastructure organisation for Trafford.
GM Build Back Fairer Stories – Thrive has project managed and coordinated a Greater Manchester Build Back Fairer story of change video for Trafford which has focused on the development of the Trafford Community Collective and beneficial outcomes of the charity’s journey to assist in reducing health inequalities. The video can be watched here: FHFA In Action or GMICP Build Back Fairer Stories of Change.
To find out more about the Collective or to become a member please visit www.traffordcollective.org.uk.