What is the Carers Partnership Board?
The Carers Partnership Board is a forum for organisations and individuals wanting to raise awareness of the issues faced by carers and improve health and social care services for carers within the county.
The Board meets 4 times a year and we publish minutes from previous meetings on our website.
Vacancy - Independent Chair of the Carers Partnership Board
We are currently recruiting for a new Independent Chair of the Carers Partnership Board.
We’re looking for someone with lived experience of being an unpaid carer, who ideally lives in the Gloucestershire and can bring excellent leadership skills as well as a passion for supporting unpaid carers. Drive and enthusiasm are vital, as is a good understanding of the issues facing unpaid carers.
To find out more about the role and what it involves, take a look at the Job Profile. To apply, send a covering letter and CV to Asc.co-production@gloucestershire.gov.uk by noon on Monday 16th March.
Board members
- Chair: Joanna Davies
- Vice Chairs: Helen Bond (Parent Carers) and Jenny Hincks (Adult Carers)
Members include:
- Carer representatives, who are experts by experience
- Gloucestershire Young Carers
- Gloucestershire Parent Carer Forum
- Gloucestershire Carers Hub
- Gloucestershire Hospitals Foundation Trust
- Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust
- Gloucestershire County Council SEND - Disabled Children and Young People
- Gloucestershire County Council / NHS Gloucestershire - Adults and Children’s Commissioning Hubs
- Age UK Gloucestershire
- Healthwatch Gloucestershire
- Barnwood Trust
Interested in joining the Board?
If you would like to find out more about being involved in the Carers Partnership Board, please email commissioninghubadults@gloucestershire.gov.uk
"In Gloucestershire, we are working hard to support unpaid carers, and fully recognise the vital role they play within our health and social care system, within our communities, and with the individuals they support. The Carers Partnership Board works hard to understand the issues facing carers today, but also to look to the future, trying to anticipate need and ensure that our support organisations are working effectively together to offer the services and advice that our carers need. We are in awe of the strength of our carers throughout the county, and strive to be a partner to them as they fulfil their absolutely vital role, aiming to work with them collaboratively to create core services, trust and a strong and sustainable commitment to excellent quality care." (Jo Davies - Chair)
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