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We are also encouraging pledges. What commitment can you make to ensure innovations in social care are co-produced and accessible?
Share your thoughts in the comments, tag us, or post using #CoProWeek2025.
#CoProWeek2025 #InnovationThroughCoproduction
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As #CoProWeek2025 draws to a close, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has taken part—whether by attending events, contributing to discussions or engaging with our content on social media💙
It's @scie.org.uk's #CoProWeek2025!
We’re celebrating #CoProduction in housing & care, from tech in later-life housing with #TAPPI, to #AmarBariUK research in East London’s Bangladeshi communities, to our growing #CollaborAGE Directory.
Read on & get inspired: www.housinglin.org.uk/News/Housing...
For #CoProWeek2025, join us as we explore how the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) worked with people with lived experience and partners to develop a new vision for co-production: thinklocalactpersonal.org.uk/resources/a-...
To celebrate #CoProWeek2025, we invited Lizzi and Rachel from our @getyrselfactive.bsky.social sounding board group to talk about their experiences and why more organisations should work in this way.
📺Watch the discussion here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1gI...
📝Designing the Future of Physical Activity Together
For #CoProWeek2025, our co-production lead, Liddie Bone, takes us through the importance of supporting Disabled people to be physically active - led at the helm by Disabled voices and experiences.
www.disabilityrightsuk.org/news/designi...
Today is the final day of #CoProWeek2025. All week, we have been highlighting the benefits of co-production, sharing good practice, stimulating debate and promoting the contribution of people who use services and carers in developing better social care💙.
www.scie.org.uk/co-productio...
New podcast for #CoProWeek2025
What does it really take to create a vision for co-production, and why does it matter?
In this episode, we explore how @adass.bsky.social developed its Vision for Co-production.
Full podcast available here bit.ly/4ldzNvt
An image of two people talking and the question overlaid: feedback is vital for co-production to feel genuine. How do we keep the loop open so people stay informed, involved, and valued throughout?
Today’s question of the day…
Share your thoughts in the comments, tag us, or post using #CoProWeek2025.
To read our report, please visit the SCIE website.
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A meme showing the stages in the 'ladder of coproduction' from worst to best. The stages are: coercion, education, informing, consultation, engagement, co-design and co-production.
We talk a lot about co-production, but what does it really mean? And what role do Deaf and Disabled People's Organisations play?
Find out more on our web post: buff.ly/eEQmC2q #CoProWeek2025
When done right, co-production can be hugely empowering for us.
When we are given a voice in decision-making, everyone wins!
💬Hear Rachel, a member of our co-production Sounding Board, about how this process built up her self-esteem #CoProWeek2025
We refuse to let co-production be co-opted. It is a complicated and unique process that involves the centring of Disabled voices and experiences - not as a tick box exercise, but making our experiences central to decision making.
Some food for thought this #CoProWeek2025
We've joined @scie.org.uk's #CoProductionWeek with the theme #InnovationThroughCoproduction. We thought we would share some of the co-production projects we have funded, and the learning and knowledge that came from them. Read more here: vivensafoundation.org.uk/news/funding...
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Wherever you are on the ladder, pause and ask:
What's helping us climb?
What's holding us back?
What would one step up look like?
This week is a chance to celebrate progress and to keep reaching higher.
Let's keep learning and climbing towards true co-production. #CoProWeek2025
Welcome in Thursday, you came around very quickly. Like many others this week I’m supporting Co-production week. To celebrate I have focussed on the differences and similarities between co-design and co-production. Have a good rest of the week 🎢@ougradsch.bsky.social #copro #coproweek2025 #codesign
So perhaps before the NHS Plan gets all the air time/readership there will be a little window of opportunity for Whose News 14! sway.cloud.microsoft/a95hvCYFAgjO...
@whoseshoes.bsky.social
#CYPWhoseShoes #StaffsCoProWeek2025 #CoProWeek2025
An image of two people laughing overlaid with text: some family members and carers are unsure whether co-production is making a real difference. What’s stopping people from fully engaging, and how do we build trust through transparency and inclusion?
❓Today’s question of the day…
Share your thoughts in the comments, tag us, or post using #CoProWeek2025.
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It's #CoproductionWeek & we're thrilled to be in Somerset today facilitating an in-person Learning Together: Inclusive Research and Evaluation training. If you'd like to find more information about this training, go to:
www.ndti.org.uk/projects/lea...
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And read how Cornwall, home to an ARF project that is increasing breaks for unpaid carers by offering empty hotel rooms at a highly subsidised cost, leaned into co-production: www.scie.org.uk/working-bett...
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We are also hosting a webinar with Lincolnshire County Council on its SCIE-supported Accelerating Reform Fund project. Sign up for the webinar, which will run from 10:30 AM until 11:30 AM, here: zoom.us/webinar/regi...
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That’s a wrap! Huge thanks to all speakers & attendees.
Today highlighted the power of lived experience, innovation and co-production in transforming care.
Don’t forget: more to come for #CoProWeek2025 online this week - www.scie.org.uk/co-productio...
We have another winner… Small Category award – 1st place: Proactive Community.
They are a small charity based in Surrey, which is led by people with learning disabilities and autistic people. They have been involved in over 25 co-production projects with decision makers.
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Small Category award – 1st place: Shaping Our Lives, kindly sponsored by the Rayne Foundation.
Shaping Our Lives is an organisation that works with, is made up of, and aims to support the empowerment of disabled people and other people who draw on health and social care services.
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Small Category award – 2nd place: Team2gether Suffolk.
They provide workshops, opportunities and experiences for those with additional needs and those who face mental health challenges.
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Micro Category award – 1st place: Tresacare.
Tresacare is a grassroots initiative that supports care workers, especially women from marginalised backgrounds, through culturally appropriate, co-produced mental health support.
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Micro Category award – 2nd place: Chitter Chatter Clubs.
By connecting people online and in person, they’re tackling loneliness and creating safe, supportive spaces for conversation and confidence.
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Drum roll please.. We are now announcing the winners of SCIE’s Social Care Impact Awards, recognising small and micro organisations using co-production to transform lives in communities.
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Peter Lilford from the Department of Health and Social Care is now offering reflections on innovation in social care – and how co-production plays a central role in that progress.
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