Back in the office? Get out to our Action Learning event at Mosaic Clubhouse in London

One Day Workshop on How to Make Co-production Really Work in Adult Social Care

Are you working in adult social services and facing cuts? If yes, you may want to consider multiplying your resources by getting your service users to provide services for each other. The charity Mosaic Clubhouse in the London Borough of Lambeth co-produces everything it does with its members, although all of them have experienced mental health problems. It uses a unique approach to develop a strong community among people who had never previously met each other - indeed, when you visit the Mosaic Clubhouse, you will not be able to tell who is a member of staff and who is a service user. You are invited by Governance International to a one day Action Learning event at the Mosaic Clubhouse on Thursday, 22 September to experience what the co-production of public services means in practice

 At the event you will:

• learn from Governance International about the concept of co-production and how it can be used to improve outcomes and increase efficiency;
• take a tour of the Mosaic Clubhouse to see how it uses co-production to help individuals suffering from mental illness in improving their self-esteem, becoming part of a caring community, and finding routes back into paid employment;
• explore how you can make co-production work for you, and discuss your own co-production strategy with service users and staff of Mosaic Clubhouse.

Interested? Register at our events page or contact Frankie.Hine-Hughes@govint.org for more information.