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Z2k's Participation Plan was co-produced by Experts by Experience, staff and trustees. Thanks to Siobhan Coskeran for sharing this.
Siobhan wrote about the Plan here: https://z2k.org/new-participation-plan-putting-lived-experience-at-the-heart-of-our-work/
Barnardo’s Voice and Influence Approach and Framework
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This covers 2024-2027, and is deliberately not a 'strategy'. The focus is on how the work will be done. Thanks to Josh Harsant for sharing this.
Alzheimer’s Research UK involvement strategy
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Here's an executive summary of the strategy. Thanks to Joann Leeding for sharing this. There's a presentation about the development of this in the notes of the Charities Research Involvement Group meeting on 11th June 2024.
Lived experience theory of change
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Developed by Breast Cancer Now - thanks to Susanna Glover for sharing this. Useful if you are develping an involvement strategy or thinking about impact.
Breast Cancer Now’s Patient Involvemnt Strategy
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Useful document to look at for inspiration if you are developing an involvement startegy.
Barnardo’s Voice and Influence Strategy
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Thanks to Josh Harsant for sharing this.
Caring Together’s carer involvement plan
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Here's Caring Together's arer involvement plan. Thanks to Andy McGowan for sharing this.
St Mungo’s involvement strategy
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Here it is. There's a presentation from Alice Moore on how this was developed in the meeting log for 9th February 2022.
Anthony Nolan Trust Community Involvement Strategy
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Really nice example of an involvement strategy. Thank to Chiara for sharing it.
Developing a PPI strategy – a guide
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Guidance from the Health Research Charities Ireland on how to develop an involvement strategy. It's aimed at organisations with a focus on health research but could easily be adapted by others.
Thanks to Avril Kennan at HRCI for sharing this and to the CRIG members who helped develop it.