Our work is typically complex and often crazy and disorientating, but that's the nature of working with systems and it does all link together. This is what we're currently involved in and how we think we see the links.
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Our work is typically complex and often crazy and disorientating, but that's the nature of working with systems and it does all link together. This is what we're currently involved in and how we think we see the links.
Click on parts of the map to find out more (unfortunately not available on mobiles).
Gateshead Coordination Team
The Gateshead Coordination Team - brought together as part of the Lankelly Chase Foundation's place-based work - are acting as system stewards to help improve the health of the Gateshead system based on local knowledge.
The team has been established to bring together people from across Gateshead (for one year initially) so that they can hear what each other are hearing from different parts of the system. From there, they will work together to figure out how the system needs to respond. They will achieve this through coordinating an action inquiry approach. The team will focus on the question of, ‘How can we change the systems that perpetuate severe and multiple disadvantage in Gateshead?’.
The Gateshead Coordination Team is currently made up of:
Andy Crosbie
Collective Impact Agency Director and Lankelly Chase Foundation Gateshead Associate
Cathy Stancer
Lucy Zwolinska
Gateshead Poverty Truth Commission
Mark Smith
Gateshead Council, Director of Public Service Reform
Mary Ward
Richard Gibbons
Jigsaw and Bensham Inquiry lead
Siobhan Flynn
Steph Downey
Gateshead Council, Service Director of Adult Social Care
Vikas Kumar