Co-production training for Westway Trust community development workers

Delivering training to enable community development workers to examine their role in engaging the communities they support.

What we were asked to do

To introduce co-production principles and outline how it can work for Westway Trust staff and the people and organisations they support.

What we did

We delivered training to enable Westway staff members to examine their role in engaging the communities they support and to establish practical ways in which they can enable the whole community to participate as equal partners.

What happened

The training was attended by community development staff and triggered a range of positive ideas and new thinking from those involved. The team began to question their current practice and developed a range of new tools and understanding of how co-design and co-production can support their work with local people.

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