With our unrivalled reach into around 15,000 voluntary and community sector organisations in Yorkshire and Humber, we are a bridge between national decision makers and the people delivering change on the ground.
Involve supports voluntary and community organisations in Yorkshire and Humber working across a huge variety of areas. We also have expertise in some particular areas where we undertake specific policy work. Follow the links below or on the left hand navigation to read in detail about our work in specialist areas.
Involve Yorkshire & Humber champions the work of voluntary and community organisations to improve health, well-being and care.
The YHRN seeks to strengthen communication and collaboration to support an informed and influential rural VCS voice in Yorkshire and Humber by briefings, research, information and networking and gathering evidence of the special needs and issues facing rural VCS groups.
Involve Yorkshire & Humber plays a leading role for charities and voluntary sector organisations in the learning and skills field. We are a source of information, consult on policy development and promote the benefits of adult learning.
Involve Yorkshire & Humber recognises the vital importance of research on the voluntary and community sector. We use research to influence policy and inform debate about the sector at all levels.
Involve Yorkshire & Humber seeks to influence policy that has an effect on the voluntary and community sector and on the lives of the people and communities the sector works with.
As well as working with the voluntary and community sectors, Involve collaborates with the private and public sectors to create a strong and fair society in Yorkshire and the Humber.
What next for #devolution & civil society in the North? @alexschafran & Zac Taylor @UniversityLeeds ask the big Qs http://t.co/bb0JIKzsOn
25th June 2015
Interesting @IPPR report on redesigning the Work Programme 'Alright for some? Fixing the work programme, locally' http://t.co/LUBczKfnHX
25th June 2015
RT @VolAction: Survey launched: Is the NHS Standard Contract a barrier to commissioning VCSE organisations?
http://t.co/3gGy52cv3l @involve…
25th June 2015