Support Cambridgeshire is involved in many partnerships and networks that support our core work and contribute towards achieving our vision.
We believe that our members and the wider sector are best placed to deliver services and we will not compete to deliver this work.
Sometimes there are projects that fit so well with our work that we deliver these as complementary services that enhance our core offer.
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Support Fenland
The Support Fenland project began in 2021 with funding from Lloyds Foundation Bank, initiating a one-year pilot project to assess the support needed by voluntary and community groups in Fenland for further development.
The project is poised to ensure that Fenland’s charities and community groups consistently have the resources and support necessary to cultivate healthier, happier communities. If you need to speak to…
Voluntary Sector Network (Health – Cambridgeshire and Peterborough)
The Voluntary Sector Network is the new name for the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) Health Alliance which was launched in July 2022 through the Support Cambridgeshire partnership.
It is responsible for developing and embedding ways in which grassroots charitable and non-profit organisations have a greater voice and influence in the Integrated Care System (ICS).
Cambridgeshire Digital Partnership
Cambridgeshire Digital Partnership (CDP) are a network set up to improve digital inclusion across Cambridgeshire.
The network shares information and promotes good practice and working relationships between service provider organisations and individuals from the voluntary, community and statutory sectors, who work to alleviate digital exclusion…
Cambridgeshire Funders and Infrastructure Network
A group that shares insights around grant funding and ensures that information is shared easily and equally between the organisations.
Our goal is to share insights around grant funding, understand the barriers to access, and identify changes to ensure information is shared easily and equally between organisations.
CEO Network
The CEO Network is exclusively for Chief Executives, or those in equivalent leadership roles, within community organisations and charities.
CIC Network
The CIC (Community Interest Company) network supports Cambridgeshire's social enterprise community as part of our partnership with SEEE, Allia, Cambridgeshire ACRE, and Peterborough CVS.
Communications Network – The 3 C’s
A group for those responsible for communications in their organisation to share ideas, ask questions and use the power of peer support to solve those frustrating communication challenges.
Our goal is to provide support for our community – so much more can be achieved by working as a team.
Creative Health Network
The Creative Health Network is for Charities, CICs and Community Groups that provide or are interested in creative activities for health outcomes in the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough region. Also Creative Health practitioners and health professionals interested in Creative Health.
Fundraisers Network
A group that provides opportunities for voluntary sector fundraisers to learn from each other and explore the challenges faced by fundraisers
This network is open to staff, volunteers, and trustees with responsibility for fundraising within a voluntary sector organisation.
GET group
GET, an acronym for Guidance, Employment and Training was formed in 1989, with a mission to provide an ‘umbrella’ Infrastructure Group for the adult skills not-for-profit sector of Cambridgeshire.
Over the years membership has grown significantly, becoming more fluid and diverse. It includes voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations (VCSE), statutory bodies, private sector providers and individuals. The original…
Huntingdon Network
An opportunity for Huntingdon groups to meet regularly to network, share and promote information and have opportunities for collaboration.
Managing Volunteers Network
A group for anyone who manages volunteers to consult their peers and share good practices.
We facilitate a forum for anyone across Cambridgeshire who manages volunteers to consult their peers and share good practices. We also provide updates on the latest policies and guidance around volunteering.
Older People’s Network
The network has been operating since December 2021 and involves a wide range of nonprofit and statutory groups. It has held several information fairs for older people to help signpost older people to help and support and enable supporting organisations to network.
The network is chaired by Cambridge United Foundation and Support Cambridgeshire provides the administrative support.
Volunteer Cambs
Volunteer Cambs is a Support Cambridgeshire project created to develop countywide services for the voluntary and community sector.