Morwenna Hart Email & Phone Number

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

In the workplace the most important factor for employee satisfaction, wellbeing and productivity is the relationship with your manager. The last few years have continued to highlight the critical impact of people management and facilitation of teams in a hybrid world. But what is the secret to managing well?I believe where people feel that they matter.

Sheffield, England, United Kingdom

As part of the senior leadership team I am responsible for leading strategic internal and external culture change around regulation. I achieve this through the management of eight regional engagement leads across England, co-production activities, communications and large-scale national events. I led on the creation of our organisational values and.

Sheffield, United Kingdom

I led the delivery of a £0.5m Department of Health grant to deliver an innovative project (Co:Create) improving the design and delivery of health and social care services across the region through co-production. It is now successfully running as a commercial enterprise providing bespoke consultancy across the sector.Key achievements:Challenged current.

Sheffield, United Kingdom

Leading Co:Create, based within the Co-design & Improvement Team at South Yorkshire Housing Assocaition. Co-create is now a successful enterprise model.

Sheffeld

• I lead the delivery and innovation of face to face services in the North of England and East Midlands with a team of 13 staff, 120 volunteers.Key achievements:
• Designed and accomplished a new model of service delivery, piloted first in the North, utilising sessional staff. This has increased the reach of our face to face services in the region by 50%.
• Developed a ‘key location’ approach with a focus on travelling regularly to meet with crucial stakeholders including Cancer Leads, commissioners and voluntary sector partners which has resulted in our flagship service.

Bassetlaw

• I pioneered the implementation of Personal Health Budgets in Continuing Healthcare; instigating a significant change in culture and processes to enable patients to control their own funds for their long-term care. Key.
• Demonstrated exceptional stakeholder management in initiating and implementing a Section 75 partnership agreement between two commissioning bodies.
• Led a programme of change management; recruiting staff champions and overcoming internal barriers to implement a new way of working.

Sheffield, United Kingdom

• I delivered a portfolio of seven online and face to face services for over 10,000 people with mental health problems in the Sheffield area. Managed six full time staff, twelve casual staff and over 50 volunteers. I was.
• Led on successful Big Lottery Fund bid of £300,000 over three years for the Sheffield Mind & Body Project.
• Worked in partnership with local authority commissioners to develop new services in response to changes in commissioning; Sheffield Mind is still a market leader in providing services for clients to purchase directly.
• Developed a robust monitoring and evaluation framework for the charity and each service.

Sheffield, United Kingdom

• I expanded the volunteer programme from ten to seventy volunteers and led on service user involvement in the charity.Key achievements:
• Formalised the structure of the volunteer programme resulting in a change of culture & systems.
• Increased and improved partnership working with local voluntary sector organisations through Altogether Better’s Community Health Champion programme.

Sheffield

I was the founding member of a service that provided pregnancy crisis and pregnancy loss counselling to over 40 women in Sheffield in its first year of delivery. I managed the day-to-day service activity which was user led and relied on self-referrals. I chaired a management committee of eight volunteers, secured £10,000 in small grant funding for start-up.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Bible/Biblical Studies, First Class Hons.

Diploma, Counselling

Msc In Professional Practice, Organisation Development, Distinction