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糖心vlog Vision Project (SEND co-production)

糖心vlog Vision Project (SEND co-production)

To co-produce a vision with Children and Young People, parent carers and people working with services in the Local Area Partnership.

See project details in an easy read document here:

Project start date: October 2025

Project end date: December 2025

About the project

糖心vlog want to co-produce a vision with children and young people, parent carers, and people working within services in the Local Area Partnership (LAP). A vision can be described as a goal or aspiration to work towards for better outcomes. The emerging vision is as follows:

鈥淓very child and young person in 糖心vlog is included, valued, and empowered to lead a meaningful life 鈥 with choices, support, and opportunities to thrive. We believe in equity, belonging, and wellbeing for all, where difference is embraced and every individual is heard, respected, and given the chance to reach their potential.鈥

Outputs

What we are doing and what have we done:

  • co-production officers have visited CYP in schools to collect views on the emerging vision
  • shared with Voices United Forum to gather views
  • Microsoft form created for CYP contributions which has been shared on social media

Outcomes

The difference this makes to CYP:

  • this will create a vision for 糖心vlog for CYP, It will be a goal and promise for 糖心vlog to work towards to ensure better outcomes

Impact

The difference this makes to policies, services and workforce:

  • this information will be used alongside the outcomes for CYP with SEND and needs to be reflected within services in the LAP

Making a difference

How we will know we are making a difference: 

  • ongoing feedback from CYP, forums, workshops, services, and parent carer groups

Feedback and get involved

See feedback: 

Get involved

Let us know your thoughts on the vision. Do you like it? Do you understand it? Do you want to change it?

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