This month’s Conversation on Co-production focused on co-production in Local Authorities. The chat highlighted some of the great work that is going on, challenges that LA’s may be facing, and some really good ideas and solutions. Here are some key takeaways...
Co-production: Which way of working works? This month, the topic at Conversations on Co-production was ‘online, in-person or hybrid, which way of co-producing works?’ Attendees included individuals from mental...
Should people with lived experience be on boards? 100% of those who attended Conversations on Co-production last week said YES! Hear what else they had to say...
The benefits of employing people with lived experience in paid roles, the potential barriers they may face and how employers can best support them. Sign up to become an Expert...
National and Local Government provide funding to end homelessness. Our National Advisory Panel of people with lived experience of disadvantage discussed how this funding should be used effectively. In this...
We know by now that co-production is more than just a buzzword, but how do we get people doing it? Getting started on a co-production journey can seem daunting, and...
People often need different, inter-connected support to resolve their homelessness and meet their aspirations. This means that places need to be working with each other, rather than against each other so that people can get the support they need when they need it.
What encourages people to become involved in co-production, and how can we nurture their involvement once they are there? This is a topic often discussed by our network members, so we decided to bring it to the table at this month’s Conversation on Co-production.
‘There is a lack of consistency across organisations, from my perspective it really needs to come top down, whole way through, people need to be shouting about it from the very top!’
At this month’s Conversation on Co-production, members of the network explored best practice and considerations when setting up a new group.