Search Results for: Over a Brew Write up

Please find the write up of the “Over a Brew” virtual coffee session held on the 3rd March 2025 which focused on the “Emotional and Psychological well-being” for carers.  It includes views about carers experience to date and what would be most helpful going forward.

Please find the write up from the January 2025 “Over a Brew” virtual coffee session which was focused on “appreciating the workforce”.

Please find the write up from the November 2024 “Over a Brew” co-production session which focused on lived experience of online self assessments.  

This is the write up from the September 2024 Over a Brew which was focused on the needs of unpaid carers.

Please find attached, the emerging themes for individual Over a Brew sessions held in local authority areas during co-production week in 2024.  Many local authorities engaged in the support offer which was funded by the Regional Sector Led Improvement Programme.

Please find the write up from the review of our “Over a Brew” and “Putting People at the Heart of Care and Support” working group over the last year setting out reflections and next steps.  The meeting took place in person on the 10th September 2024.  The presentation involved some ripple mapping recording of what difference the regional “Over a Brew” is making to local co-production delivery.  It contains some useful and exciting progress of which we will continue to build upon with a new commitment document being created for 2025/26.

Please find the write up for the “Over a Brew” co-production session focused on Equality, Diversity and Inclusion.

Please find the write up from the 26th June 2024 “Over a Brew” discussion on the use of Artificial Intelligence and Technology. 

Please find our first write up for 2024/25 focused on “what is over a brew all about” and co-production work.  The Over a Brew took place on the 22nd May 2024 and was the first session of Season 3.  

Please find the write up for the February 2024 “Over a Brew” on the theme of “Freedom to Support people”.