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We
have extensive experience of empowering users of services
through innovative consultation processes. This has ranged
from managing countywide consultation forums, through to the
development of online consultation systems. We have also worked
with drama groups to communicate messages in alternative and
more powerful ways.
Where people have limited ability to respond in traditional
ways, we can help services establish support and quality circles
to ensure individuals are not marginalised. These types of
systems provide long term and sustainable ways of engaging
all service users.
In summary, we can assist you in a number of ways including
following:
- Develop innovative systems to enable key stakeholders
to have a voice and contribute to local and centralised
decision making. Very often this cal be based on an Appreciative
Inquiry approach.
- Help organisations to establish consultative fora which
avoid tokenistic involvement.
- Review and report on existing systems and processes in
order to improve outcomes and participation levels.
- Use our extensive experience of developing online feedback
systems through RateUs
to capture and report on the views of key stakeholders
- Assist organisations to consult on new strategies or policies
in order to ensure a wide representative view is obtained
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Launching the report Graham Williams
said: "The report highlights the continuing need for
improvement in a number of key areas:
- service users and carers must
be listened to on a more constant basis
- the workforce must be engaged
in contributing evidence to inform the authority’s decision
making
Social
Services Inspectorate - Press release December 2004
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