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. |  |
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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- 31 July 2020As the Government eases Lockdown 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 ease and organisations begin to re-open and resume activities.
- 30 July 2020The National Lottery Community Fund has awarded the Connected Voice Haref Project over £20,000 for its work to support BAME communities across Newcastle and Gateshead throughout the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
- 23 June 2020During the COVID-19 lockdown Connected Voice and our Support and Development team have continued to support the wide range of voluntary and community sector organisations in Newcastle and Gateshead. We know that some of you have had to close your buildings and have adapted what you offer so that you could continue to support some of the most vulnerable people living in our communities. As lockdown has begun to ease and following the Government's announcement that Community Centres can open from 4 July, we have been talking to a number of you about how you plan and approach the future. How can you ensure the safety of staff, volunteers, community members and customers when you think about re-opening your building and the reintroduction of some of your activities and services?
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As the Government eases Lockdown it’s important we all continue to take steps to prevent the spread of the illness, and support our staff and volunteers in different w
The ‘Plan for Jobs’ financial support announced yesterday by Chancellor Rishi Sunak was very welcome indeed and had some positive points for the voluntary and community sector.
Connected Voice is thrilled to welcome you to this virtual version of our Funding Fair - running from 17 June to the end of July - our biggest virtual event yet!
