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The relational basis of empowerment
Hi everyone,
I have just uploaded a new Centre for Welfare Reform to the resources site - here: http://coproductionnetwork.com/page/adult-social-care
I really recommend reading this report if you are interested coproduction and people with intellectual disabilities. It is in parts theoretical and practical, and always interesting.
Thanks
Joe
Posted on September 19, 2013 at 14:17
Coproduction and Scale
A quote that really applies to the scaling up of coproduction question
“There’s no problem with upscaling if you’re doing something like buying paperclips. But most public services rely on human relationships, so upscaling leads to a huge degradation in the quality of service.”
Peter Holbrook, CEO of Social Enterprise UK
Posted on March 28, 2013 at 12:47
New group on Coproduction in youth services
Hello everyone,
Just a quick message to say that I have set up a group on this site for anyone and everyone interested in what coproduction can bring to young people's services
At nef we have been doing a lot of work over the past 18 months in Lambeth, Cornwall and Islington on how coproduction can be…
ContinuePosted on March 12, 2013 at 11:57
A chance to visit and learn from the Essex Coalition of Disabled People
Hello everyone,
As part of NESTA's People Powered Health programme there is an opportunity for interested practitioners to visit and learn from the ecdp solutions - this open to all interested, but there are a limited number of spaces.…
ContinuePosted on June 20, 2012 at 14:04
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Hi Joe
I'm hoping to contact the co-ordinators of 4 of the regional Network groups in relation to a research project I am doing on co-production (intended outcome is a practical co-production 'tool-kit') but the only method seems to be through asking to be their Facebook friend. Is there an easier method?
Thanks
Ruth