Session on ‘All Together Now’, the ILiS co-production toolkit endorsed by the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Wellbeing and the head of NHS Scotland. It focuses on involving disabled people in equal relationships and power sharing around policy making and service design. Contributed by: Independent Living in Scotland
5. Question 1
Disabled people represent what proportion of Scotland’s
population?
a. 1 in 10
b. 1 in 20
c. 1 in 15
d. 1 in 5
6. Answer - Question 1
Disabled people represent what proportion of Scotland’s
population?
a. 1 in 10
b. 1 in 20
c. 1 in 15
d. 1 in 5 *
7. Question 2
1 in 50 non-disabled people take part in a civic role
e.g. councillor, special police officer etc. How many
disabled people do?
a. 1 in 100
b. 1 in 70
c. 1 in 40
d. 1 in 10
8. Answer - Question 2
1 in 50 non-disabled people take part in a civic role
e.g. councillor, special police officer etc. How many
disabled people do?
a. 1 in 100 *
b. 1 in 70
c. 1 in 40
d. 1 in 10
9. Question 3
71% of people in Scotland are in employment, what
proportion of disabled people of working age
are in employment?
a.18%
b. 49%
c. 51%
d. 60%
10. Answer - Question 3
71% of people in Scotland are in employment, what
proportion of disabled people of working age
are in employment?
a.18%
b. 49% *
c. 51%
d. 60%
11. Question 4
10% of housing built by all Scottish local authorities
must be accessible.
a. true
b. false
12. Answer – Question 4
10% of housing built by all Scottish local authorities
must be accessible.
a. true
b. false *
13. Question 5
A couple, who both use wheelchairs, are at a bus
stop, it’s 4am in London, the bus driver leaves 1 of
them on their own saying he can only take 1 at a time.
Is this illegal?
a. Yes
b. No
14. Answer – Question 5
A couple, who both use wheelchairs, are at a bus
stop, it’s 4am in London, the bus driver leaves 1 of
them on their own saying he can only take 1 at a time.
Is this illegal?
a. Yes
b. No*
15. What’s the story?
About ILiS
• Supporting disabled
people to have their
voices heard
• Working for DPOs
• Working with others
It’s our world too….
It’s our
world too
About Scotland’s
disabled people’s
Independent Living
Movement
16. What’s the story?
What is independent living?
‘Disabled people of all ages having the same
freedom, choice, dignity and control as
other citizens at home, at work and in the
community. It means rights to practical
assistance and support to participate in
society and life an ordinary life.’
…it’s not about living independently!
17. Who’s got all the answers?
• Disabled people and DPOs
• Disabled People’s allies
• Law makers
• Policy makers
• Service designers
• Service providers
…and on and on
18. What IS the answer then?
Personalisation
• for individuals (or existing groups)
• solutions identified and put into action for
them
• located within health and social care
19. What IS the answer then?
• Co-production
• outcome focussed
• workable solutions
• altruistic solutions for all disabled people
• preventative (Christie Commission)
• better use of resources
• grows capacity for all involved
• longevity – as it builds relationships
• applicable to all areas of life beyond H&SC
21. All Together Now
A short definition
“Co-production is a partnership between
citizens and public services to achieve a
valued outcome”
(New Economics Foundation 2009)
22. All Together Now
What’s needed for coproduction?
• Openness - speaking and listening to each
other
• Respect – for others views and responsibilities
• Sharing –
aims, expectations, resources, responsibilities
and power
• Working – together towards those aims
• Recognising - and overcoming barriers
23. What we’ve learned
• We don’t always agree!
• Don’t get bogged down in process
• Do you really share the same goal?
• Coproduction needs leaders
• Coproduction takes a little longer – but you get
a better quality end product
• Have ground rules and ‘spot checks’.
All Together Now
24. Visit www.ilis.co.uk to find out more about
• Independent living
• Equality legislation
• Human Rights and UNCRPD
• Disabled People’s Organisations
• Coproduction
Find out more
25. Let’s talk!
• What’s your view?
• What’s your experience?
• What can you share?
• How can we help?
