Project Cornwall Community Hubs (Cornwall VSF, in partnership with Volunteer Cornwall and Cornwall ICB) By Andy Brelsford
Improved health & wellbeing
Reduce pressure on NHS organisations
Leaders from the Cornwall & Scilly islands ICB (Integrated Care Board) are investing in the Community Hubs network and interested to see what impact the hubs can have on pressures within the health & care system.
Proving the impact that the hubs have on local people, e.g. helping them to manage their own health, may help convince more clinical staff to refer patients to their local hub.
Demonstrating the impact of the hubs are having on local people, put out through wider communications across Cornwall, will encourage more people to reach out and use the hubs.
Project Cornwall Community Hubs (Cornwall VSF, in partnership with Volunteer Cornwall and Cornwall ICB) By Andy Brelsford


Project Cornwall Community Hubs (Cornwall VSF, in partnership with Volunteer Cornwall and Cornwall ICB) By Andy Brelsford
Project Cornwall Community Hubs (Cornwall VSF, in partnership with Volunteer Cornwall and Cornwall ICB) By Andy Brelsford
Cornwall community hubs are places and spaces that act as a central point of voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) contact and support for their communities. They are a place where people can find friendship, acquire new skills and share their expertise, and get help and advice on aspects such as food, employment, housing, finances, health, and wellbeing. Community hubs are, in the main, a network of existing charitable organisations – operated by paid staff, many with support from volunteers.
Between November 2022 and March 2023, Helpforce acted as an evaluation partner to gain insights about how the hubs work and to understand more about the impact that they are having.