Co-production
Co-production can improve people's wellbeing and has a positive impact on the workforce.
The National Co-production Advisory Group supports TLAP, councils and providers to co-produce their work.
People not process - Co-production in commissioning
A resource to support councils use coproduction in their market shaping and commissioning practice according to Care Act guidance.
Key resources
Ladder of co-production
The ladder describes the different steps on the rung of co-production starting with coercion at the bottom.
Co-production in social care: what it is and how to do it
With practical examples and information on further reading, this is a must-have resource for any organisation involved with implementing co-production.
Top Ten Tips for Co-production
One-page summary from the National Co-production Advisory Group.
Top Ten Tips for Co-production - Easy Read version
An eight page Easy Read version.
Film -Thinking outside the tick box
People with lived experience interview directors of adult social services to ask how they are practicing co-production (5 min film)
Film -Co-production at different levels
Find out how to do co-production at the strategic, service and individual level. (13 min film)
Working with people using services, carers and local citizens
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Co-producing commissioning
The Department of Health worked with a group of councils, providers, community organisations and people using services to test and refine a method for collating and analysing person-centred information.
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Peer support
As councils look to develop new and more empowering relationships with people who use their services, finding effective ways of teaching people the skills to design and manage their own support arrangements.