4th National Co-production Conference 2015

Tuesday 12th May 2015
Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow

We'd like to invite you to save the date for the 4th National Co-production Conference for 2015!

Following the meeting of network members at a conference planning group last month, we're really looking forward to bringing more of your ideas and enthusiasm for co-production to the conference this year. 

We're currently finalising a few details, but we'll be in touch soon to look for your ideas and input into developing the content for the day.

We look forward to sharing more and hearing from you all soon. In the meantime, why not let folks know on social media? #copro2015 and you can click on the links below.

4th National Co-production Conference 2015
Tuesday 12th May 2015
Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow

Sam Jordan
Information and Communications Officer, SCDC

We're always busy working with Network members to publish new case studies and stories around co-production in Scotland. We're currently developing a new suite of resources, which will be published soon, but below are some of the case studies published with our partners over the last year.

Lochside Neighbourhood Group

This case study looks at the work of the Lochside Neighbourhood Group - a South Ayrshire regeneration forum with its roots firmly planted in co-production, partnership working and bringing together a common vision for the improvement of Lochside and its community.

Download it here.

NHS Tayside Breastfeeing Initiative

This case study examines the work of Janet Dalzell, the Breastfeeding Co-ordinator in Tayside NHS and Kate Jones, a mum who worked together to develop information around breastfeeing for new mums. 

This case study was produced by the Scottish Co-production Network, Scottish Community Development Centre, NHS Tayside and the ALLIANCE as part of the People Powered Health and Wellbeing programme

You can read the full case study here. 

IRISS - Pilotloght project

This case details the Pilotlight Project, run by the the Institute for Research and Innovation in Social Services. Pilotlight aims to deliver four pathways to self-directed support in the form of service blueprints. 

This case study was produced by the Scottish Co-production Network, Scottish Community Development Centre, Pilotlight, IRISS and the ALLIANCE as part of the People Powered Health and Wellbeing programme.

Read more here.