Wolverhampton Compact Champions

Role of a Compact Champion

Each signatory to the Wolverhampton Compact is invited to nominate a Compact Champion(s) to act as the link(s) between their organisation and the Monitoring and Implementation Group. The Wolverhampton Compact is interested in recruiting champions from all sectors to support implementation.

The Compact Champions will meet at least once a year, will receive an annual report on the working of the Compact and will help guide its overall direction and development through events and meetings and are entitled to feed into the Monitoring and Implementation Group. A Compact Champion’s Network has recently been developed to help support good practice and support the role of the champion. The network meets on a quarterly basis and the next meeting is to be held on Tuesday 21st September 2010 2.00 to 4.00 at WVSC Meeting Room, 16 Temple Street,Wolverhampton, WV2 4AN. If you would like to come along please contact kpye@wolverhamptonvsc.org.uk. Tel 01902 773761.

Monitoring and Implementation Group Members are automatically Compact Champions and as part of this group, will undertake the more detailed work on Compact development. The main role of Champions as a group and as individuals within their own organisations will be to:

Promote voluntary and public sector working and Compact principles and good practice.
Facilitate communication between the public and voluntary sector organisations.
Identify, share, support and encourage the development of good practice.
Ensure that Compact work is integrated with other mechanisms such as scrutiny and inspection.
Be the focal point for Compact working and to raise awareness within their organisations.
Help make Compact relevant to the range of Compact signatories.
Keep their organisations up to date with Compact development and provide information to promote it.
Feed into the Annual Compact Report and link with the implementation and monitoring.
Be the initial point of contact for advice, complaints and mediation on issues relating to the Compact, affecting their organisation, and wider community.
Share monitoring and evaluation information with Compact Officers or the MAIG.

Are you interested in becoming a Wolverhampton Compact Champion?

Download the form here:champion_recruitment_form.pdf

Compact Champions

Harry Ward - Compact Champion, Wolverhampton PCT

Councillor Elias Mattu - Compact Champion, Local Councillor for Graiseley ,Wolverhampton City Council

Sam Axtell - Compact Champion, Senior Community Development Officer

Sally Perks - Compact Champion, Head of Children & Young Peoples Services, Wolverhampton YMCA

Pamela Cole-Hudson - Compact Champion Gazebo

Colin Knott - Compact Champion, Community Transport

Matt Underhill - Compact Champion Wolverhampton City Council Policy Officer

Linda Rowley - Compact Champion P3

Barbara Nelson - Compact Champion Wolverhampton City Council

Jan Hickman -Compact Champion LANA

Sheila Collett - Compact Champion LANA

Lal Salter - Compact Champion Wolverhampton Federation of Tennants Association

Mr Ellam- Compact Champion Whimore Reans Cricket Club

Clyde Taylor - Compact Champion

Stephen Dodd - Compact Champion Youth Organisations of Wolverhampton

Councillor John Pask - Compact Champion Local Councillor for Merry Hill, Wolverhampton City Council

Jay Morgan - Compact Champion Wolverhampton City Council

Steve Boyes - Compact Champion Wolverhampton City Council

Joanne Lancaster - Compact Champion Wolverhampton City Council

Councillor Neville Patten - Compact Champion Local Councillor for Bushbury North, Wolverhampton City Council

Councillor Roger Lawrence - Compact Champion Local Councillor for St Peter's Wolverhampton City Council

Councillor Michael Heap - Compact Champion Local Councillor for Spring Vale, Wolverhampton City Council

Karen Cross - Compact Champion Wolverhampton City Council

Fiona Gough - Compact Champion Wolverhampton City Council

Rob Willoughby - Compact Champion Wolverhampton City Council