Involving service users as partners
People who use services often have a very different view of them to those who plan and supply those services. Involving service users in your project will ensure their views and experiences are fully acknowledged and documented.
Acton Shapiro has extensive experience of involving the following groups in research and evaluation projects:
- carers
- disabled children
- young people
- disabled people
- people with health issues
- older people
Recent projects that involved service users:
Partnerships for Older People (POPP) Read more
Sure Start programmes Read more
Three national studies on carers Read more
Continuing care for children and young people Read more
Evaluating Healthlink - an evaluation of Thalidomide Trust’s service, which gives advice and advocacy to beneficiaries needing help with health problems and/or health services Read more |
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