Jointly hosted by the Office of the Future Generations Commissioner and PAVS (Pembrokeshire Association of Voluntary Services) this session explores a place-based approach and how cross-sector collaboration can deliver on well-being when the voluntary sector is an equal partner at the table.

• Rhannu storïau
  Cyfleoedd i rannu eich profiadau gyda chyd-fynychwyr mewn amgylchedd agored, hamddenol.

Dyma’ch gofod chi i bwyso a mesur a meddwl am y pethau sy’n bwysig i chi.

• Rhannu storïau
  Cyfleoedd i rannu eich profiadau gyda chyd-fynychwyr mewn amgylchedd agored, hamddenol.
• Byw a gweithio’n dda
  Mewn byd lle mae’r llinell rhwng gwaith a gartref yn fwy aneglur nag erioed, edrychwch ar ffyrdd o gael cydbwysedd iach.
• Darganfod y sector
  Rydyn ni’n taflu golau ar waith gwerthfawr y sector gwirfoddol ledled Cymru dewch i ddarganfod beth sydd wedi ei gyflawni gan gymheiriaid.

Hearing from cross-sector perspectives on the ground in Pembrokeshire, the discussion will address key questions, including:

• How can better collaboration (including with the private sector) be fostered to improve long-term sustainability for partnership working?
• How could partnership structures in Wales be improved to build on success and reduce barriers to effective collaboration?

Speakers

• Lisa Davies – Hywel Dda UHB
• Councillor Marc Tierny –  Pembrokeshire County Council
• Rhian Bennett – Pembrokeshire County Council
• Anna Mullarky – Milford Haven Port Authority
• Jessie Buchanan – Together for Change Cymru
• Jess Bickerton – Pembrokeshire Association of Voluntary Servides (PAVS)

Moderated by 

• Yaser Sheikhpour – Refugee and Asylum Seeker health sector worker and FGLA Alumnus
• Yumna Hassan – Swansea Bay University Health board and FGLA Alumnus