This ‘at a glance’ briefing looks at benefit changes that can make it easier for people who use services and carers to get involved in paid co-production/participation in health and social care. The benefit rates quoted are correct at time of publication (January 2019). Permitted Work rates are now revised in April to put them in line with the rates for the new National Living Wage.
Paying people who receive benefits – Co-production and participation
Category: 06. Co-design and co-delivery | Tag: benefits, carers, Co-production, participation, service users
Categories
- 01. What is co-production?
- 02. Case studies
- 03. Good practice
- 04. Research
- 05. Commissioning
- 06. Co-design and co-delivery
- 07. Evaluation (how to do it)
- 08. Evidence (it works!)
- 09. Sector specific
- 10. Supporting tools
- 11. Synergies with…
- 12. Policy context
- 13. Building the Network
- 14. Add to the knowledge base
- Uncategorized
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