Tom Addiscott narrates in his own words the highs and the lows, the triumphs and the challenges, and the head scratching moments(!) in co-production – working with young people. Read all about it here: https://www.tomaddiscott.com/single-post/2019/06/23/Co-pro-with-young-people-Co-producing-the-future
Fun, Food, Folk: The Centrestage approach to dignified food provision (2016-2017) Centrestage charity is backed by the Centrestage Music Theatre CIC. It uses food and the arts to engage people, help to improve their life chances and (re)build communities. This research report is focused on Centrestage’s distinct food provision programme in some of the most deprived […]
Keeping it Personal (January – December 2014) Keeping it Personal (KiP) is part of the People Powered Health & Wellbeing programme. Through the project we sought to understand how health and social care partnerships can support more person-centred and integrated practice when working in a way that focuses on people first. The KiP project was […]
Why aren’t we co-producing public services? Dyfrig Williams asks this very important question and “looks at how public services can move from a deficit based model of involvement to an asset based model.” Check out the full article: /https://goodpracticeexchange.wales/2017/08/15/how-can-we-co-produce-public-services/amp/
A film by Research In Practice shows how to engage communities, build social capital, and change the relationship between state and citizen. Local authorities and service providers are finding cost-effective ways of working with local communities to utilise skills and knowledge for mutual benefit. These assets-based approaches to developing new services are helping to empower residents […]
A really useful paper from Evaluation Support Scotland including 10 principles to think about when planning or doing evaluation in the context of asset-based approaches. “People in the third sector and funders tell us that they need to evaluate their asset based work for funders, policy-makers and for their own improvement. But they face the challenge of […]
Check out the method/tool factsheet within this report A glass half-full: how an asset approach can improve community health and well-being https://www.local.gov.uk/asset-approach-community-wellbeing-glass-half-full 4 Essential Elements of ABCD Process The primary goal of an Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) process is to enhance collective citizen visioning and production through a process that combines four essential elements: 1. […]
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