Co-production Week: 1-5 July 2024

Published: 30 Apr, 2024

Join us to explore the theme of ‘what’s missing?’

Monday 1 July will mark the start of Co-production Week 2024, hosted by the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE). Co-production Week celebrates the benefits of co-production, shares good practices and promotes the contribution of people who draw on care and support and carers in developing better social care.

This year’s theme invites us to look at the need to go beyond familiar voices and increase equity and diversity in co-production, think about how we can access better training and development and have clear definitions and language around co-production. We’ll also be thinking about how to show the impact and difference co-production makes.

By focusing on what’s missing, we aim to spark discussions and innovations to address those gaps and improve people’s experience of co-production in social care.

There will be a programme of activity throughout the week including an online conference with guest speakers and workshops. We’ll share resources, publish blogs and have plenty of interactive discussions on social media highlighting what’s missing in co-production and what’s needed to amplify the experiences and perspectives of diverse groups of people.

We hope our partners will join us in celebrating Co-production Week 2024. Connect with us on Twitter and LinkedIn to stay up to date and join the conversation using #CoProWeek.

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