Reports

In the autumn of 2018 a diverse group of Scottish Citizens gathered over three days to make recommendations on shared decision-making in health and social care. 24 people shared ideas, opinions and experiences and questioned outside ‘experts’ before attempting to reach some consensus. The Citizens Jury was facilitated by Peter Bryant and Jez Hall of Shared Future CIC. The Our Voice Citizens’ Jury on Shared Decision-making: Interim Report documents the process followed and lists, in the participants’ own words, their recommendations.

After months of intensive work we are pleased to be able to share the report of the Inquiry into the Challenge of Care At Home. We believe the recommendations in the report offer a unique opportunity to improve Care at Home services in Greater Manchester.

Blackpool Council, in partnership with local health commissioners, asked Shared Future to run a citizen inquiry on the theme of Health and Wellbeing. Following a listening event on the 4th May 2017, where the recommendations of the citizen inquiry were shared with commissioners and stakeholders, we produced this report, which includes the recommendations of the participants.

Open Space Listening Events took place as part of the West Midlands Mental Health Commission. This report is a description of those events

On the 31st January 2017 the West Midlands Mental Health Commission Action Plan was launched by Norman Lamb MP. Central to the production of the action plan was the Citizen Inquiry, organised by Shared Future CIC.

Fracking and its role in the UK is a hugely important issue for politicians grappling with the energy challenges we are faced with now and in the future. This deliberative process, facilitated by Shared Future CIC, looked at how people feel and think about Fracking when they are given an opportunity to learn more about the topic and consider and discuss the issue as part of a group.

What do you think would make it easier to have a more responsible relationship with alcohol in Morecambe?

Alcohol harm within the Wirral had been of increasing concern to communities and public services for some time and has become a high profile media issue.