Hull VCSE Thematic Assembly
Theme: Neighbourhood Health in Hull West Area
Tuesday 8th September 2026
Queens Hall, Jubilee Central, 62 King Edward St, Hull, HU1 3SQ.
9:30am – 12:30pm
(arrival from 9am for 9:30am start)
Join us for our final Thematic Assembly in this series focussing on Neighbourhood Health. Following two previous sessions focussing on East Hull and North Hull with over 50 organisations in attendance, this session will focus on West Hull. The purpose of this series of Assemblies is to explore current and future opportunities for VCSE service delivery in the city to help inform Neighbourhood Health developments. Whilst this session will be tailored to West Hull, we will also be focussing on the city as a whole, and so all are invited to contribute to the development of this agenda.
About the VCSE Thematic Assembly
Our new VCSE Thematic Assemblies are an addition to our current schedule of monthly Assembly meetings held by Sector Connect. Additional to the Information and Networking Assembly meetings you will be used to, this new thematic format provides an opportunity to come together and examine more closely specific themes.
The aim for these thematic meetings is for those operating in a similar field to come together to raise awareness of their work; to explore current delivery and identify gaps and opportunities to meet local need and strategic priorities; to facilitate co-production on opportunities between the Public and VCSE sectors; and to respond to new funding and service delivery opportunities through collaborative working.
Theme: Neighbourhood Health in Hull West Area
The aim of this thematic meeting will be to gain a greater understanding of current VCSE delivery across the city and in the West area, and the potential for further development. Attendees will receive an analysis of the demographics and specific health inequalities in this part of the city, before moving on to a workshop to explore:
- Services delivered by attendees, along with any other data or assets held.
- Current gaps in service delivery or barriers to access.
- Next steps for service development and delivery opportunities.
The aim is that by the end of these sessions, a clear picture will be formed of the role that the VCSE sector currently plays in the delivery of Neighbourhood Health, as well as its potential future role. This will be presented to Hull City Council and the ICB as an evidence base of VCSE involvement and collaboration, as they start rolling out the Neighbourhood health agenda and associated models of funded delivery.
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