With a new strategy and a more focused direction, your strategic and hands-on leadership will take us to the next level
Submitted by simon@mvsc.co.uk on September 26, 2019
On Thursday 5th April, Merton Voluntary Service Council hosted the Merton Local Elections Husting. To watch the event. Please click here
Submitted by sallym on April 9, 2018
Healthwatch Merton is all about local voices being able to influence the delivery and design of local services. Not just people who use them, but anyone who might need to in the future.
Submitted by Jon on January 6, 2014
The trustees of MVSC have arranged for Ian Beever to undertake an interim role at MVSC.
Submitted by Sophie on December 2, 2013
The Merton Compact continues to be a shining example of partnership working with the voluntary and community sector, both locally and nationally.
Submitted by Sophie on November 7, 2013
Voluntary, community, faith groups and social enterprises are invited to apply for funding to deliver activities and services that will increase the health and wellbeing of families and communities in the east of the borough, and contribute to bridging the gap between the eastern and western wards.
Submitted by Sophie on November 7, 2013
In partnership with Merton Council and Merton Voluntary Service Council, Merton & Lambeth Citizens Advice Bureau is rolling out a free training programme.
Submitted by Sophie on November 4, 2013
Now in its 9th year, the Merton Compact continues to be a national exemplar for partnership working between the public, private and voluntary sectors. Merton has picked up at least one national award every year since 2005!
This year there’s a wonderful opportunity to add to this impressive haul since our Compact has been shortlisted in all six categories for the 2013 awards – an enormous achievement in its own right.
The nominations that have been shortlisted are:
Submitted by Sophie on October 30, 2013
MVSC has an important role demonstrating the value and impact of the voluntary sector to the local authority, NHS and other partners. In order to do this, we recognise the need to have up to date information highlighting the key issues affecting organisations, their trustees, volunteers and employees.
Submitted by Sophie on October 18, 2013
On Tuesday 24th September 2013 an INVOLVE meeting took place which covered a number of topics of interest to the voluntary sector.
For those who were unable to attend, please see presentations from the speakers below:
Submitted by Sophie on October 18, 2013
