A co-operative model of childcare where parents and professionals are working in partnership.
We champion a new type of day centre for older people where anything is possible!
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We want to spread the word about the fantastic Mayday Trust who are tipping homelessness services on their head.
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We take a look at a new report which proposes how learning from behavioural science can help us spread systems change.
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This blog explores the need for a culture which learns and reflects and looks to other sectors where this is a matter of life and death.
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A programme in Australia which is a great example of co-production in the social sector.
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How to make co-production work in communities by defining them as safe - not dangerous - places.
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We use this film from NEF when introducing the concept of co-production to other professionals. You may find it useful too.
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Published by – The Association for Family Therapy Author – Elspeth McAdam and K. A. H. Mirza Date of publication – 2009 “Our will, our acts, aspirations and hopes can change the world around us and the very structure of the brain cells with which we think.” The fact that this is an academic paper in a science journal shouldn’t put you…
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Co-production is ‘with the people’, but push the power further and you reach ‘by the people’.
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Helen Sharp reflects on her time spent working in Early Years sector and argues that parents should be given more power to look after their children.
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We look at 'Learn to Lead', a programme which works perfectly as a case study to explain how co-production differs from other forms of participation.
Read article“The Hub acts as a glue bringing together people and organisations who are doing so much to positively disrupt their local systems.”
Burcu Borysik, Mayday Trust