Think Local Act Personal, alongside members of the National Co-production Advisory Group, recently partnered with Halton’s place-based partnership, One Halton, to refresh and enhance co-production approaches.
People who draw upon care and support have worked with Think Local Act Personal (TLAP) to co-produce a set of 7 value statements for the social care workforce. This work is shared in TLAP’s new report, ‘Values and the workforce: the expectations of people with lived experience’.
People who draw upon care and support are the best-placed to let us know how well it’s working – and yet their voices are not always heard. Our work with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) aims to change this by making lived experience a more central part of their assessment framework.
The voices of people who draw on care and support are often missing from conferences and events. We're working with Social Care Future to change this, and we'd like your help.
We are co-producing a research project with the Centre for Care and the University of Sheffield to look at how technology can support people to live their life their way. Find out how to get involved.
Join us in July to celebrate co-production by sharing good practices and promoting the contribution of people who draw on care and support and carers in developing better social care. We'll also be exploring the theme of 'what's missing?'.
TLAP state their plans for 2023-2025 as they continue to work to ensure that everybody can access the care and support they need to be able to live well and do the things that matter to them.
TLAP announce new investment in co-production, aimed at fostering deeper engagement in all aspects of our partnerships work, with people who draw on care and support.
Clenton Farquharson, Chair of Think Local Act Personal (TLAP), has been awarded a CBE for his outstanding services to Disability, Personalisation, Social Care and Health Policy.
