VAI & Islington Council Community Conversation

The Community Conversations are starting this year!

Public Health Islington have secured funding for VCSE organisations to have conversations with young people to help them navigate their decisions around health and Covid-19. This is in recognition that young people may feel less engaged with / side-lined in discussions about Covid. Through a funding package awarded to Local Authorities to carry out community engagement work, there is an opportunity to support VCSE organisations working with young people to better understand what they need and how we can help them.

Please join us at the Community Conversation to hear more about this funding opportunity.

You are cordially invited to the first Community Conversation of 2022.

January 25 @ 17:15 – 18:30

Please find attached the Public Health briefing slides and the notes from the 21 December 2021 Community Conversation.

If you would like to view the event recording, you can access it Here

Agenda

• Welcome – Cllr Sue Lukes
• Public Health Briefing – Jonathan O’Sullivan, Director of Public Health Islington
• VCS Action Plan – our plans to reach out and support residents as part of their Covid-19 vaccination journey

Join here!

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