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- 1. Unlocking the potential A cross-sector learning event on condition specific support with national organisations in rural communities Rural Health Week September 27
- 2. Setting the scene Sarah Lamberton National Health and Social Care Facilitator slamberton@wcva.org.uk www.wcva.org.uk 0800 2888 329 help@wcva.org.uk
- 3. Amcanion dysgu’r diwrnod / Learning objectives for the day
- 4. A legacy for today: Action Learning Sets
- 5. Beth yw Dysgu Gweithredol/ What is Action Learning Reg Revans: ‘There can be no learning Person without action and no (sober and deliberate) action without learning’ Action / Problem Learning Organisations and the people in them cannot flourish unless their rate of learning (L) is Set equal to or greater than, the rate of change (C ) being experienced L>C
- 6. Beth yw Dysgu Gweithredol / What is Action Learning Mae Setiau Dysgu Gweithredol yn dod â Action Learning Sets bring people phobl ynghyd er mwyn: together to: • Gweithio’n wirfoddol ar broblemau a • Work voluntarily on hitherto oedd o’r blaen yn anodd eu trin intractable problems • Gweithio ar broblemau sy’n effeithio’n • Work on problems that personally bersonol arnynt, ‘Dwi’n rhan o’r broblem affect them, ‘I am part of the ac mae’r broblem yn rhan ohono’ i’ problem and the problem is part of • Gwirio barn unigolion ar y broblem ac awgrymu dewisiadau eraill ar gyfer me’ gweithredu • Check individuals perception of the • Gweithredu yn sgil y farn newydd problem and suggest alternatives for • Darparu cydbwysedd o ran cymorth action rhwng cymorth (cynhesrwydd) a her • Take action in the light of new insight (ysgafn) • Provide the balance of support • Bod yn ymwybodol o ddynameg y grŵp a between support (warmth) & gwaith tîm challenge (light) • Be aware of group dynamics and team working
- 7. What does AL look like? ACTION on the problem a new or revised LEARNING from the idea, a RE-FRAMING experience of action as a result of which I by... plan.... having space to REFLECT and QUESTION oneself leading to ...
Editor's Notes
- #2: CreosoBawb (as in ouch) Welcome all, I’m Sarah Lamberton, NHSCF, WCVA and I’m going to be your host for the day. Housekeeping :Mobile phones off,Fire evacuation,Toilets,Smoking area,Refreshments: 11.15,Lunch: 12.30Explain delegate packs:Programme,Delegate List,Third Sector RHIF posters,Presentation slides,Evaluation FormRural Health Week - Focus: ‘particular characteristics of life in rural areas and the need to develop ‘rural resilience’ to capitalise on the potential and meet the challenges’.Rural Health Week will look at the ‘crisis and opportunity’ of our changing rural populations, explore how we can maximise the benefits to communities and their older residents and highlight innovative responses to the challenge.I hope this ‘Re-enabling Rural Communities’ conference will help us to explore these issues… role of third sector….
- #3: Background for today’s event, along with Anita Myfanwy, Children in Wales who will explore Poverty and how it impacts on rural communities in North Wales.Funded by RHIF, Welsh Government – a £1million 3 – year fund established by Minister Edwina Hart set out to find innovative approaches to improving integrated service delivery in health across rural Wales.Around 15 projects funded to develop new and innovative models addressing rural health issues.Third sector in partnership with some of them but also 3 third sector specific projects.As coming to end of programme invited to share learning from projects across Wales. 3 events – this is one of them. An additional legacy of ALS…
- #4: gain insight into third sector projects from the Rural Health Innovation Fund and use key findings to inform the daywork with others to identify potential solutions addressing issues in delivering condition specific support in rural communities in partnership with national organisationshave networking opportunities and the chance to find out more about services national organisations can deliver in rural areaslearn about Action Learning Sets and the opportunity to participate in one (following the event) to take forward solutions identified at the event.Refer to Third Sector coordination projectsRun through programme plan if Trish hasn’t:Two further presentationsWorkshops exploring barriers, opportunities and solutions for third sector orgs…This event has been developed in partnership with the 12 H&SC Facilitators across South Wales. These were key learning objectives we came up with.Learn about the 3 Third Sector projectsExamine challenges, opportunities and possible solutions for rural communities Network! Consider opportunities for working collaborativelyFind out about Action Learning Sets opportunityDysgu am 3 phrosiect y Trydydd SectorArchwilioheriau, cyfleoedd ac atebionposib i gymunedaugwledigRhwydweithio! Ystyriedcyfleoedd i gydweithioDysgu am SetiauDysguGweithredolWe wanted to meet the original brief from welsh government to share learning from third sector projects, but we also wanted to unpick the good practice thats happening locally across south Wales in the third sector and consider what rural means to its communities.So we are very pleased to have 10 third sector showcases today and opportunities to discuss and explore them and rurality.I was keen the event was also not just another one off opportunity, but legacy for further work within local communities. Therefore following this event we will be running a Rural Health Plan Action Learning Sets – I will share more on this in a bit.Network
- #5: Funded opportunity for those interested to participate in an Action Learning Set exploring challenges in rural health service delivery over the coming months – I will revisit at end of day…