At the heart of voluntary and community action for 90 years, we are immersed and rooted in the North East.
We work collectively and inclusively to connect, grow and strengthen our society. We are warm and approachable, and we create opportunities to exchange ideas, learn from and empower one another.
| At the heart of voluntary and community action in the North East of England, we want to improve the quality of life across the region and work towards a fairer future for all. | 
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How do we do this?
We understand from our own experiences the challenges people face. We truly value people and we won't judge or dictate.
Leading independently and side by side with our communities and partners, we share our resources, skills and expertise to enable people to take meaningful action.
Courageous, resourceful and determined, we will challenge unfairness and ask difficult questions.
Working effectively and accountably to instil confidence. We aim to become stronger and more sustainable to inspire positive and lasting change throughout our community
We believe that diversity should be celebrated and valued, and everyone deserves equality.
Working towards a fairer future for all, we won't stand still. By making an impact on causes big and small, we want to improve the quality of life across the region.
From individuals to organisations, we believe everyone has a right to be heard.
Trusted to listen, understand and advocate, we strive for excellence. We’re open and honest, we stick by people and give our support to ensure their voices are heard.
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Latest News
- 19 January 2021Registration and booking arrangements are now live to vaccinate front line staff in voluntary organisations in Gateshead. The designated site for these vaccinations is the QE hospital. Before booking an appointment staff will have to pre-register – the link and further instructions are below.
- 12 January 2021In October 2020 the CQC published the final report on their review of autistic people and people with a learning disability and/or mental health condition who may be subject to restrictive practices as a result of ongoing concerns in this area.
- 12 January 2021The Advocacy Conference held during Advocacy Awareness Week at the end of October 2020 included a wealth of interesting workshops and sessions on a whole range of issues vital to the sector. Some of these are now available to watch.
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Highlights
Our latest magazine is now available! Featuring:
Spotlights: Chilli Studios and ReCoCo
Special features: Positive About Difference, and Children and Families Newcastle
Advice from our team about funding as we look to the future, and lots more….
Connected Voice has partnered with Newcastle City Council and Gateshead Council to raise money from local businesses and residents through the Spirit of Christmas appeal.
It’s important we all continue to take steps to prevent the spread of the illness, and support our staff and volunteers in different ways as restrictions change.
