Annual General Meeting 2022

We are pleased to announce our Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Vale Community Impact, will be held on Thursday 3rd February 2022 and will commence at 4pm. Due to Covid precautions, our AGM will be held virtually via a Microsoft Teams online meeting. Please let us know in advance if you would like to join our AGM by emailing help@vci.org.uk or telephone our team on 01235 765348. We would be delighted to send you the AGM meeting link and agenda. If you have any questions in advance, please do contact us.

1 – 7 June is Volunteer Week!

It’s Volunteers Week! We at Vale Community Impact would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our volunteers for their continued support, particularly over the last, challenging, 18 months.
If your circumstances have changed and you are thinking about volunteering, please get in contact
recruitment@vci.org.uk
We would love to welcome you on board.
volunteersweek.org

Our friends at Disability Rights UK new press release 12 May 2021

In the Vale for the Vale

In the Vale for the Vale

VALE COMMUNITY IMPACT NEWS

Here will have regular updates from VCI

Including news, volunteer stories and much more. We love to hear stories and feedback from clients, particularly about some of the ways in which the VCI has really made a difference to somebody...please share these with us in writing, by phone or when we can again “pop in” and have a chat.

In the Vale for the Vale

VALE COMMUNITY IMPACT NEWS

Here will have regular updates from VCI

Including news, volunteer stories and much more. We love to hear stories and feedback from clients, particularly about some of the ways in which the VCI has really made a difference to somebody...please share these with us in writing, by phone or when we can again “pop in” and have a chat.

Our friends at Disability Rights UK new press release 12 May 2021

The regulator for NHS and care services in England – The Care Quality Commission (CQC) – acknowledge that they have not focussed on the needs of people living with a disability and the families that support them.  To this end they have asked that people share their experiences of using the NHS and care services – think in terms of; getting an appointment with your GP, does your hospital allow you extra time to explain your needs, have you struggled with repeat prescriptions, can you park easily at your hospital, etc.  The CQC have set up a simple to use webpage where you can type in your experiences – both positive and negative – for the CQC to use when planning future NHS and care provision.  You can even be anonymous if you so wish.  To access the ‘Tell Us About Your Care’ website, please click on this link.

This will be particularly helpful towards NHS planning as we come out of lockdown as it will help the CQC get the NHS prepared for disabled people’s needs should the pandemic return.  All opinions are welcome on the ‘Tell Us About Your Care’ webpage.