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TLAP Director Lynda Tarpey finished up on 9 December and takes with her all of our good wishes. Caroline Speirs, who leads on Building Community Capacity and Making it Real, has temporarily taken on additional responsibilities as Head of TLAP till end March 2017 to help work with the TLAP Partners, Chairs and programme board to develop the work programme for 2017 and beyond.
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TLAP hosted a partner’s day in late November, chaired by Sally Percival and Martin Yates from the National Coproduction Advisory Group. Over 40 people came together to help TLAP agree the most important things to take action on in 2017, around improving choice and control, working in co-production and building supportive, resilient communities. We thought together about what each TLAP partner can plan to do about these things over the next year or so, by working individually and together. This work is informing the development of next year’s work programme which will set out a compelling and unique case for what the sector wants to achieve on personalisation and community-based support. We will keep you updated as the work programme shapes up for the New Year.
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Next Building Community Capacity Practitioners Network meeting
The next BCC practitioners gathering will be an extended meeting with speakers Sam Bennett, Head of Integrated Personal Commissioning at IPC explaining how IPC fits with BCC and speakers from Nesta and Sheffield Cycling discussing their inclusive projects.
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Ladder of participation
If you missed our sub-plenary session ‘Co-production: It’s a long term relationship’ at this year’s National Children and Adults Services Conference, fear not. You can watch the films from the session featuring members of our Co-production Advisory Group. Members describe the ladder of participation with an explanation of the different steps on the rung toward achieving full co-production in health and social care from coercion at the bottom through to co-production at the top.
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Easy Read version of Engaging and Empowering Communities: a shared commitment and call to action.
Easy Read version of the executive summary and full report is available for download.
The report offers a clear set of principles and actions for care leaders and people who use services/carers to make sure community centred approaches are embedded in health and social care services.
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