Explore our resources to learn about how to personalise care and support.
Explore our resources to learn about how to personalise care and support.
Practical recommendations that could help young people get the support they need to live well and stay in control as they become adults.
This guide will help you to understand and reflect on the language we use to communicate about people who draw on care and support.
This learning series has been designed to help people working in social care to improve their understanding around Direct Payments and how to make them work well for people they support.
Hear from people who draw on care and support and people who work in it on why language matters to them.
People tell us the everyday words and phrases they'd like to hear more of in care and support.
This guide will help you to understand and reflect on the language we use to communicate about mental health.
A report identifying principles and priorities for the responsible use of Generative AI in care and support.
A suite of resources bringing together research into inclusive event planning and a practical toolkit for event organisers, developed in partnership with Social Care Future and In Control.
The government has made improving data in care a core part of its programme for reform. With this in mind, we identified a need to develop a position on care data. One that starts from the perspectives of people with lived experience.
We worked with people who draw on care and support to co-produce a set of 7 value statements for the social care workforce.
The theme of Co-production Week 2024 is Co-production 'What's Missing?' This podcast series showcases stories of co-production from local councils, charities, and people with lived experience. It looks at what went well and what was ...
Kate, Sue, Jenny, Isaac, April, and Lisa speak candidly about Greenwich's co-production journey.
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Practical recommendations that could help young people get the support they need to live well and stay in control as they become adults.
This guide will help you to understand and reflect on the language we use to communicate about people who draw on care and support.
This learning series has been designed to help people working in social care to improve their understanding around Direct Payments and how to make them work well for people they support.
Hear from people who draw on care and support and people who work in it on why language matters to them.
People tell us the everyday words and phrases they'd like to hear more of in care and support.
This guide will help you to understand and reflect on the language we use to communicate about mental health.
A report identifying principles and priorities for the responsible use of Generative AI in care and support.
A suite of resources bringing together research into inclusive event planning and a practical toolkit for event organisers, developed in partnership with Social Care Future and In Control.
The government has made improving data in care a core part of its programme for reform. With this in mind, we identified a need to develop a position on care data. One that starts from the perspectives of people with lived experience.
We worked with people who draw on care and support to co-produce a set of 7 value statements for the social care workforce.
The theme of Co-production Week 2024 is Co-production 'What's Missing?' This podcast series showcases stories of co-production from local councils, charities, and people with lived experience. It looks at what went well and what was ...
Kate, Sue, Jenny, Isaac, April, and Lisa speak candidly about Greenwich's co-production journey.
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