In a significant step towards fostering a skilled and resilient workforce, the Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) has officially joined the People and Skills Pledge.
This initiative, aimed at enhancing skills development and employment opportunities within health and social care, continues to gain momentum with the addition of this new partner. Sharon Stead, HCP Programme Lead (Workforce and Innovation) and
strategic lead for the People and Skills Pledge, expressed her delight in welcoming the Humber and North Yorkshire ICB to the initiative. Sharon presented the ICB with a certificate, symbolising their commitment to the Pledge.
Sharon Stead, HCP Programme Lead (Workforce and Innovation) and strategic lead for the People and Skills Pledge, Added
“We are thrilled to have the Humber and North Yorkshire ICB on board. Their work and dedication to improving skills and employment prospects in our communities is truly commendable. The addition of Humber and North Yorkshire ICB to the People and Skills Pledge marks a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to build a skilled and adaptable workforce. As more organisations join this initiative, the collective impact on the region’s economic and social well-being will continue to grow”
Jayne Adamson, Executive Director of People for the Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership said
Partnership working is essential to effectively recruit and retain staff across our health and care system. By signing the People and Skills Pledge, we reinforce our commitment to developing a homegrown workforce, by supporting local people to pursue careers in health and care.
If you require further information, please contact the People and Skills Pledge at 07771 345940 or people.skillspledge@nhs.net
Alternatively, visit our website www.nelincspeopleskillspledgehcp.co.uk