Our co-production training is designed to help develop more equal working partnerships between people who use services, carers and professionals.
What is co-production?
Co-production is a key concept in the development of social care and health services. It encourages involvement by people who use services to ensure equal participation from the very start of the process. Find out more about co-production
Our training programmes
We offer a range of supportive courses to build upon the main co-production principles of equality, diversity, access and reciprocity. All of our training can be tailored to your ADASS region, individual local authority or care provider.
- CPD-accredited training
- Bespoke training for your team at your premises
- Open access training courses
- Workforce development review and planning
Training and remote learning options from SCIE
An introduction
An interactive session giving you the practical tools required for successful co-production.
Advanced skills
This highly participatory session focuses on sharing experiences, identifying issues and finding solutions together.
Health services
Our training explores how equal working partnerships are possible as part of co-production and the establishment of effective health services.
Equality, diversity and human rights
Co-production centres around equality, inclusivity and fairness. Learn about the legal duties that every employee must adhere to in this area.
Paying people who receive benefits
Good practice when paying fees and expenses to people who use services and carers who get involved in co-production.
Holding accessible and inclusive meetings
Meetings are one of the day to day activities of almost all co-production projects. But how do we make sure that our meetings allow everyone to take part, do not exclude anyone, and support project progress effectively?
