Partnership Working Arrangements and Governance Sample Clauses

Partnership Working Arrangements and Governance. Age UK Bristol is the legally accountable body to the Big Lottery Fund. The Age UK Bristol Board signs off all key decisions including applications to Big Lottery Fund. The Age UK Bristol Board delegates decision making around the development and ultimately the delivery of Bristol Ageing Better (BAB) Programme to the BAB Strategic Programme Group. The Strategic Programme Group meets six weekly and comprises key partners from the voluntary, statutory and private sectors as well as older people. The selection of group members takes into account the breadth of knowledge, experience and influence required for the leadership of the Programme. The BAB Partnership includes over 250 partners who all have a major interest in the health and wellbeing of older people and capacity to contribute to addressing their loneliness and isolation. It contains all the significant organisations supporting older people in the city. The BAB Programme Management Team is lead by the BAB Programme Director who reports to the Age UK Bristol Chief Executive, Strategic Programme Group and the Age UK Bristol Board. The Programme Management Team includes the BAB Programme Manager, Communications Officer, Project Officers, Programme Administrator, Contracts & Finance Officer as well as Learning & Monitoring Officer. The Programme Director and Programme Manager between them will manage the formal contracts (including legal and financial agreements) with the BAB delivery partners once commissioning of services has occurred and Partnership Agreements/Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are in place for the individual BAB projects.
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Partnership Working Arrangements and Governance. Age UK Bristol is the legally accountable body to the Big Lottery Fund. The Age UK Bristol Board signs off all key decisions including applications to Big Lottery Fund. The Age UK Bristol Board delegates decision making around the development and ultimately the delivery of Bristol Ageing Better (BAB) Programme to the BAB Programme Board. The BAB Programme Board meets bi-monthly and comprises key partners from the voluntary, statutory and private sectors as well as older people. Selection of Board members takes into account the breadth of knowledge, experience and influence required for the leadership of the Programme. The BAB Partnership includes over 200 self-selected partners who all have a major interest in the health and wellbeing of older people and capacity to contribute to addressing their loneliness and isolation. The Partnership meets prior to BAB Board meetings and its deliberations inform and influence Board decisions. It contains all the significant organisations supporting older people in the city. The BAB Programme Management Team is lead by the BAB Programme Director who reports to the Age UK Bristol Chief Executive, BAB Programme Board and through the Chief Executive to the Age UK Bristol Board. The Programme Management Team includes the BAB Programme Manager, Communications Officer, Contracts & Finance Officer, Age Friendly Officer, Learning & Evidence Officer, Partnership Support Officer and Programme Administrator. The Programme Director and Programme Manager between them will manage the formal contracts (including legal and financial agreements) with the BAB delivery partners once commissioning of services has occurred and Partnership Agreements/Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are in place for the individual BAB projects. The BAB Sponsors Group will support the BAB Director and Manager in their work. The Sponsors Group includes the BAB chair and key partners: Age UK Bristol, Bristol Older People’s Forum and Bristol City Council
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