Local History Cafes
A project that draws on the knowledge and spaces heritage organisations have and combines it with community wellbeing.
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Hogeweyk, a village for everyone
A virtual village for people living with dementia open to everyone.
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Learning from Excellence
We learn about a reporting system using appreciative inquiry to boost quality and safety in healthcare.
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A nursery in a care home
This is thought to be the first nursery co-located in a care home in the UK, where residents and children share space, activities and snacks.
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Street Support Network
A pioneering online website connecting homeless people to resources and resources to where they're most needed.
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My co-production and other stories
We've been thinking about the co-production highlights of the year. These are the stories that have particularly resonated and why.
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The Skillnet Group
The Skillsnet Group is a social enterprise of people with and without learning difficulties working together
Asset Based, Case Study, Co-production, Learning Disabilities, Social Action, Social Enterprise, Wellbeing
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Teaching happiness at Wellington College
Wellington College became the first school in the UK to launch a course in happiness and wellbeing.
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The Debenham Project
We learn about a community that took responsibility for supporting carers and those with dementia.
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MAC-UK
MAC-UK has been a pioneering force in young people’s mental health services since 2008 and they continue to grow from strength to strength.
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Community Circles
Community Circles help people be happier, healthier and more connected with the support of those around them.
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Lambeth Living Well Network
Mental health services in Lambeth are being transformed through co-production and collaboration.
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