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A series of 90-minute masterclasses are running alongside these sessions. These sessions are virtual and open to a wider leaders and managers across The Fife Partnership.
Working with colleagues, and building on progress to date, leaders will explore :
The significant and increasing social and financial challenge faced prior to the pandemic is growing. Our public services need to be fit for the future, sustainable and co-produced with communities if we are to address inequalities and boost life chances for all.
Anything is possible. There are no blueprints, all that's needed is ambition and a willingness to look at whole system change across the four key areas of strategic change the Partnership has already agreed:
You can find further reading under each of these conversation topics.
