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National Co-Production Week 3rd July

National Co-Production Week is back for its eighth year celebrating the benefits of co-production and sharing good practice. Co-production is key in developing equal partnership with people who use services, carers, families and young people. The theme this year is “Co-Production in the Real World” and the week kicks off with a webinar “Let’s get real about co-production” on 4th July at 11:30am.

Co-production in education is key to ensuring that young peoples needs are fully understood and their strengths are celebrated. It is a key tenet of person-centred working.

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