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Have your say on co-production

We are looking for professionals to share their views and experiences of co-production in SEND services.

Researchers at Warwick University are seeking views of children, young people as well as parent and carers about their experience of co-production. The information gathered will be used anonymously as part of a research project around what good co-production looks and feels like in SEND services. The project is part of the Research & Improvement for SEND Excellence partnership led by the Council for Disabled Children. The survey will remain open until 28 September 2024. The research will be published on the What Works in SEND website which aims to create lasting change and improve outcomes for children and young people with SEND.

If you know of any project or have experiences of good co-production and would like to share these, please contact the lead researcher Meanu Bajwa-Patel. You can also contact Meanu and the research team with any questions about the project.

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