Membership
The NAVCA membership network is made up of local infrastructure organisations, who support the voluntary and community sector across England.
You can read more about what you can expect from NAVCA below. We work with members on a wide range of relevant topics, host regular events and workshops, and provide resources such as briefings or training.
The Barking Owl
Health and Wellbeing
Health and Wellbeing
Who is it for?
Communications staff of NAVCA members.
What is there?
Regular meetings and workshops on everything from digital skills to awareness months. We also have a Slack group and a mailing list.
Who is the NAVCA lead?
Emily Lewis, Communications Officer.
Health and Wellbeing
Health and Wellbeing
Health and Wellbeing
Who is it for?
NAVCA members interested in health and wellbeing programmes.
What is there?
A dedicated, members-only health and wellbeing Slack workspace. This provides a space for key discussions and for us to share updates, events and resources with our members.
Who is the NAVCA lead?
Alex Boys, Deputy CEO.
New CEOs
Anti-Racist Group
Anti-Racist Group
Who is it for?
CEOs of NAVCA members who feel new in post and who want to share the support of their peers. NB: there is no limit on how long you have been a CEO.
What is there?
Regular online meetings, with structured support from NAVCA and a peer network.
Who is the NAVCA lead?
Maddy Desforges, CEO.
Anti-Racist Group
Anti-Racist Group
Anti-Racist Group
Who is it for?
Any NAVCA member who would like to be involved in tackling racism.
What is there?
We meet every six weeks to share ideas and plan anti-racist work. We also hold workshops for the wider NAVCA membership.
Who is the NAVCA lead?
Maddy Desforges, CEO.