Working together to build a better life
Our latest opinion piece for The Scotsman explores co-production, power and people.
Making Recovery Real 6 years on
Using co-production, Making Recovery Real puts people with lived experience at the centre of decision making, service design and practice development.
Learning from lived experience – case study
This case study shares learning on how to develop meaningful engagement opportunities for and with people with lived experience.
Engagement doesn’t have to mean formal
To mark Co-production Week Scotland our Network Officer Holly Hendry has written an opinion blog for Third Force News.
What makes peer support unique? 10 Dec & 20 Jan
Live or work in Scotland? Want to support the development of peer roles and approaches? Join us as we explore what makes peer support unique?
Watch the Peer2Peer animation
Are you looking for help to develop peer roles and approaches? This short animation explores what Peer2Peer is and how to get involved.
Mental health care for all
In this Scotsman opinion piece our Director, Louise Christie highlights the crucial contribution of people with lived experience in addressing mental health inequalities.
£15 million to help improve mental wellbeing
The Scottish Government has launched a new £15 million Communities Mental Health & Wellbeing Fund to support adult community-based initiatives.
Iriss.fm interview goes live!
Ann Jones, Manager at the Mental Health Network (Greater Glasgow), talks to Iriss.fm about recovery conversation cafés - what they are, how they work and what they achieve.
Time to Engage! – sold out
Practical ideas for meaningful engagement. A free online sharing and learning event for Co-production Week Scotland 2021.
