This page shows real examples of co-production work which has taken place locally, these are a good place to start if you are not familiar with co-production and are unsure what a co-production approach could look like .
These case studies show what co‑production looks like in real life across our system. Series 1 focuses on how a co‑production group is set up and how it works. Series 2 explores the emotional side of co‑production — what the experience feels like for the people taking part
Thank you to everyone who has shared their co‑production experiences. Your stories help others learn, grow, and feel supported on their own co‑production journeys
“I feel I developed amazing teamwork skills and learnt how to communicate as a team making this toolkit, it gave me more insight into each other’s perspective and I also learnt more about support services for young people in the area”
“Closing the loop in co-production is vital — it shows people with lived experience that their time, voice, and insight truly matter. When we share back what has been achieved with their input, we build trust, respect, and a genuine sense of partnership”
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