National Co-production Advisory Group: new members wanted

Published: 15 Nov, 2013

The National Co-Production Advisory Group (NCAG) is a group of people who use services, carers, families and parents of people who use services. The group’s main purpose is to ensure that people who use services co-produce the work of the Think Local Act Personal Partnership. The group is represented on both the Think Local Act Personal Board and Partnership and has a number of subgroups which feed into this work.

Co-production involves people who use services carers and families, providers of service and partner organisation being consulted, included and working together from the beginning, middle and the end of any project that affects them.

NCAG is recruiting new members to its core group. They are particularly keen to receive applications from people who have an understanding of personalisation.

This rewarding and exciting opportunity requires national travel and an expectation of attending at least 12 national meetings per year. You will be fully supported to attend all meetings.

If you are successful in your application, you will be able to claim travel and participation fees as outlined on the TLAP payments policy below. If you are invited to interview, we will cover any travel or support costs for the day.

The closing date is Friday 22 November 2013, interviews will be held on Tuesday 3 December 2013. Please complete the application form and equality monitoring form and return to Chelsea.beckford@scie.org.uk.

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