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TLAP's ladder of co-production describes a series of steps towards co-production in health and social care.

The term co-production refers to a way of working, whereby everybody works together on an equal basis to create a service or come to a decision which works for them all. 

Report by TLAP Insight Group into the experiences of people who access care and support

This report is intended for those wishing to develop an asset-based approach to care and support, commissioners interested in alternative approaches to commissioning and people who access or wish to access care and support through a direct payment, individual service fund or personal budget.

The report will be of interest to all those who are interested and committed to creating a new and better form of social care - based on the principle that people want a life and not a service.

Working examples of how three organisations are weaving together recovery, co-production and peer support to deliver personalised care and support for people with mental health conditions. 

A review of economic evaluations and studies that have been conducted on seven approaches to building community capacity

Having conversations as part of assessments with people who need care and support, rather than following a standard form, can help you commission local services that people want and need.

Making it Real is a framework on how to deliver good personalised care and support across the health, care and housing sectors.

A collection of products aimed at councils and providers to implement ISFs