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A really interesting report from the Social Change Agency about how digital campaigning can disenfranchise those with lived experience. Comes with a toolkit to try to address this.
Involvement in fundraising
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Matt Murray from the Alzheimer's Society shared his thoughts about involvement in fundraising at our meeting in June 2017.
Young trustee mentor guidance
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Thanks to Young Women's Trust for sharing this - it ts use is described in the shared practice paper on involvement in governance.
Young Women’s Trust – Trustee role description
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This role description relates to the paper on involvement in governance. Thanks to Young Women's Trust for sharing it.
Facilitation skills for involvement – some pointers
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Notes from the session on this topic at our meeting on 5th April 2016.
Working with other organisations to promote and support involvement
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This updated shared practice paper looks at how members are working in partnership with other organisations to involve service users.
Involving service users in campaigning
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This shared practice paper was put together in November 2014. Asthma UK, Breast Cancer Care, Diabetes UK and Prostate Cancer UK all share their experience. It's a few years old now but still felt to be useful.
Involving service users in strategy development and organisational planning
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This is an updated paper that aims to share our experience of involving service users and carers in the development of an organisation's strategy. It's a few years old now but still felt to be useful.
User involvement in fundraising
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This paper shares experience of how Papworth Trust actively involves service users in fundraising. Active involvement means much more than just asking service users to help raise money. Instead the focus is on involving people in deciding how money is raised and then spent. This is not an area in which service users are involved in many organisations, so we're pleased Papworth Trust were able to share their experience.