We are here to ensure the voluntary sector in the High Peak area of Derbyshire can thrive and has a voice to influence how our communities remain active and resilient.
To do this we provide specialist support to community and voluntary groups. Whether it’s advice, group development, information or identifying funding, we can help. In addition to this, we run a vital Bereavement Service and Social Prescribing Service that are at the heart of supporting the people of the High Peak.
High Peak CVS would like to extend our sincere thanks to High Peak Comps for their generous support of our Bereavement Service. Our service was fortunate to be selected as one of High Peak Comps’ recent Community Wheel winners. As part of this, our Service Lead, Liz Fletcher, visited the
We are seeking to recruit experienced self-employed sessional counsellors to run bereavement support groups for adults who have experienced significant loss. The model is person centred, grief work focussed and professionally facilitated to ensure inclusion, boundaries, confidentiality and high ethical standards. A therapeutic space for clients to share the grief journey,
High Peak Community and Voluntary Support (CVS) was delighted to welcome the High Sheriff of Derbyshire, Sir Richard FitzHerbert Bt, to our Whaley Bridge offices recently. The visit provided a valuable opportunity to highlight the immensely positive impact of our social prescribing service, which supports High Peak residents to improve
CONSULTATION on proposals to change an historic document that governs how Glossop’s Victoria Hall is managed and used starts this week. The Hall was donated to the town to celebrate Queen Victoria’s jubilee by local businessmen Edward Partington and Herbert Rhodes and has been at the heart of the town’s
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