Nation Children’s and adults services conference - Rachel

Nation Children’s and adults services conference

Nation Children and adults services conference

NCASC 19

Tina - you can feel a loss of power when you enter services

Tessa - Power sharing is HOW IT SHOULD BE - truly listen

Sybil - sharing power is about changing attitudes of those in power

Steve Palmer - Important to include people like mys on in the development, design and evaluation of services

Shaun sharing power take 1

Shaun - sharing power is developing services with people around their needs

Sharing Power - means we are INCLUDED

Sam - power needs to be shared early

Rob - sharing power is working with a focus on where the power is and should be

Peter - sharing power is being alongside people in a relationship of trust and respect

Paul Burstow - shared power is treating people as equals

Paul - Coproduction makes me feel like I belong.

Lola - sharing power is involving everyone around the table

NCAG Summaries abonnieren