Strengthening the Circle
Online or blended training providing practical tools and support to build the resilience of children and young people and those who support them, whatever their role.
Coproduction
Coproduction is about people, communities and services/organisations working together to create opportunities and solve problems.
Done well, it has the potential to radically change how we make decisions and plan, deliver and review services and community supports.
We have worked alongside a range of community members (including people with learning disabilities, older people, people with life limiting conditions and children) and with all types of services (including health, social care, education, service providers and user led organisations) to develop skills and processes to engage people in and deliver results from coproduction.
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Alliance Commissioning
Evidence on alliance contracts, highlight the central importance of developing strong, open relationships across the system in delivering successful outcomes.
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The Core Principles of Co-Production
The core principles of co-production as described by the Social Care Institute for Excellence.
Related News
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Blog: Our world of work
Harry Georgiou, youth advisory and coproduction assistant at DFN Project SEARCH, recently teamed up with NDTi's Thomas Henley to create a film which captures young people's experiences of work.
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Blog: One step at a time
We’ve been working alongside Children in Scotland and Contact on a pilot for Time to Talk Next Steps Scotland. This blog from Children in Scotland’s Head of Services, Billy Anderson, reflects on the past year’s...
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Blog: Do we need a new narrative on ageing and a whole life strategy?
We're proud to mark Global Intergenerational Week with a blog from long-standing NDTi ambassador and member of the NHS Older People's Sounding Board, Dame Philippa Russell.
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Blog: Why I never use the word 'coproduction' with young people
Associate, Jon Ralphs works as a supporter on our Time to Talk Next Steps (TtTNS) programme. Young people are involved in all aspects of project delivery. In this blog Jon talks about their work as...
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Blog: Coproduction in action, Time to Talk Next Steps
Alice McColl, Development Lead for Children and Young People shares how coproduction with young people, after only one year, has already brought huge benefits to Time to Talk Next Steps and everyone involved.
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Podcast: Talking Inclusion Ep.18 - Coproduction in Practice
Talking with Ikra and Jon about their experiences of coproduction on our Time to Talk Next Steps project.
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Co-production benefits long-term health conditions
A new report commissioned by the NHS East of England highlights 8 important lessons for those trying to implement co-production strategies within the health sector.
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Guest Blog by Siraaj Nadat from Changing Our Lives
We are pleased to introduce a guest blog on co-production by Siraaj Nadat, a Project Officer at Changing Our Lives.
Related Resources
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Top Tips to help with Digital Inclusion
Digital learning through Covid – opportunities to redress inequalities through including people with learning disabilities in digital redesign plans NDTi is part of the Valuing People Alliance, which, in turn, is a member of the...
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A guide to coproduction
This guide sets out what coproduction means and how the term is used in policy and practice.
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Co-production in mental health: Not just another guide
Skills for Care commissioned NDTi to work with a range of people who need care and support, practitioners, employers and commissioners to produce this guide.
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Strengthening the Circle Evaluation Report
In April 2017, Health Education England (HEE) commissioned a training programme as part of its Children and Young People’s Mental Health Education and Training Fund. The aim of the programme was to support workforce development...
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A guide to co-production with older people
A guide to what ‘coproduction’ means and how we’ll know it’s happening with older people who need support in their lives.
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Coproduction in Mental Health Toolkit
The resources within the toolkit are aimed at everyone with a practical interest in making coproduction work in mental health services. It is particularly designed for those at the frontline such as mental health service...
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Coproduction involving and led by older people
NDTi have been working with Outside The Box and their Wisdom in Practice initiative in Scotland to review the evidence and great examples of coproduction involving and led by older people.
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Department of Health's Coproduction Guide
This new guide on “coproduction” with older people sets out seven principles to help local authorities and their partners, including local communities, work together and improve older people’s influence at all levels of service commissioning...