Partners in Policymaking celebrate 20 years

Published: 10 May, 2016

Long-time providers of leadership training Partners in Policymaking celebrated their 20th anniversary on Thursday 27 April.

Partners in Policymaking is the umbrella organisation that runs under InControl and offers training and courses for disabled adults, parents and carers of disabled children, professionals and other service providers working in education, health and leisure.

National Co-production Advisory Group (NCAG) member Sally Percival is a long term supporter of Partners in Policymaking and paid tribute to the organisation, commending their work and explaining their importance within the health and social care sector.

“Many of our members of NCAG started off by completing a Partners in Policymaking course.

“Not only do their courses give you knowledge, confidence and a network of excellent people, it also inspires you to continue your journey.

“Many congratulations to Partners in for their 20 years and here’s to many more.”

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