Networks

We host a number of networks for local Community organisations and groups working in St Ann's and Sneinton and across the South of the city.

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Registering for a network

Once registered you will receive an invite to the next meeting. Meetings take on the first Tuesday of the month, alternating each month for each network and by being part of the networks you will be connected to all partners through regular email communication.

Network details

Children and Young People Network

For partners, community groups or organisations who work with children, young people and their families. Register to hear about what’s going on in the area, share what you’re doing and build up partnerships.
Sign up to join the Children and Young People Network

Health and Wellbeing Network

If you’re interested in any aspect of health and wellbeing this is the network for you - areas of discussion will include mental health, physical activity, This Girl Can, food poverty, menopause, domestic abuse and more.
Sign up to join the Health and Wellbeing Network

Hardship Network

For partners working to support our communities through employment, debt and welfare rights advice, housing and homelessness, food poverty and those struggling to afford the basics. Share what you do and what you can offer, build networks and connections. This network is being developed across the south locality. Register using the link below.
Sign up to join the Hardship Network