Sukey Tarr

 Some examples:

Within social welfare, health and education settings consultation is a fundamental part of service planning, reviewing and delivery. And requires the involvement and participation of service users, carers, the community and other stakeholders,

Consultation is the process of gathering the opinions, views and ideas of stakeholders in order to generate effective action and positive change. Consultation will often encompass participation and inclusion; engaging and developing shared ownership with stakeholders.

The tools and techniques used include a range of activities such as: focus groups; questionnaires; interviews; discussion fora; creative play and art activities; written submissions; telephone voting/interviews; conferences and debates.

Creative consultation to seek feedback from children & young people

 

Developing the involvement of service users, carers or staff groups Health checks for groups, partnerships or meetings

 

Learn what young people want from meetings and how to engage them