Glasgow's Third Sector Forum Meetings - Come Along and Have Your Say!

Glasgow's Third Sector Forum has now scheduled meetings to take place in January and February. 

All four meetings will offer the perfect opportunity for third sector organisations in the city to come along and hear about the progress of the Forum to date and, importantly, to let us know what you feel are the key areas and issues we should be addressing.  We are also extremely keen to hear what you think should be the key elements of Glasgow's Third Sector Manifesto which we are developing in the run up to the local authority elections in May.

The draft programme for all four meetings is as follows:

• Welcome and intro to the Forum – what it aims to achieve and how it works;
• The big issues facing the city – key challenges and opportunities;
• Third Sector Manifesto for Glasgow – what should it cover?;  
• Facilitated discussion; and 
• Summing up and 'Next Steps'

The meetings will all take place from 10.30am to approximately 1.00pm . Please note that the first scheduled meeting at the Albany Centre on 23rd January is intended for organisations engaging in city-wide activity with meetings thereafter taking place within each of the three CPP areas (i.e. North West, North East and South) for organisations working locally.  To attend a meeting, please register online using the relevant link below.

City-wide - Monday 23rd January at the Albany Centre, 44 Ashley Street, Glasgow G3 6DS.  Register at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/59HWZ9V

North East - Tuesday 31st January at the Reidvale Neighbourhood Centre, 13 Whitevale Street, Dennistoun G31 1QW.  Register at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5YP5KJT

South - Thursday 2nd February at the Pearce Institute, 840-860 Govan Road Glasgow G51 3UU. Register at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5YGGTBF

North West - Wednesday 8th February at Maryhill Community Central Halls, 304 Maryhill Road, Glasgow G20 7YE. Register at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5YS2RFP

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