Co-Production
At Buttle UK, we are taking steps to be more inclusive, accountable and transparent to the children, young people and families we support, as well as the professionals who work with them.
We recognise the importance and value of involving those who have experienced crisis and financial hardship in our work. This includes our learning and improvement, decision making and strategic planning. We call this co-production.
We are at the start of our co-production journey. Currently, we are setting up an Advisor Network of referrers and families, and a Youth Panel of young people who have received our grants, to help us develop our co-production approach.
Our long-term goal is to embed co-production into our culture and across all teams and strands of work at Buttle UK, to make our work as impactful as possible.
We’ll share updates on our progress here and on our blog.
Find out more about co-production at Buttle UK:
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What co-production means for Buttle UK
Read our definition of co-production and why we are taking this approach.
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Advisor Network
Our Advisor Network is made up of professionals and families with experience of the issues Buttle UK is trying to tackle through its grants. Network members help develop our grant giving, decision making and strategic planning.
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Youth Panel
Our Youth Panel is made up of young people aged 16-25 who have experienced crises and financial hardship. The Panel will play a core role in our co-production work.
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Our Co-Production Payment Policy
We recognise the importance of offering payment to those involved in our co-production work. Read about who we can offer payment to and what we can offer payment for in our Co-Production Payment Policy.
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