A regular bulletin updating Consumers and staff about Consumer Participation activities.
It's been a while since our last update, so we have lots to report on our work to keep expanding our Consumer Participation activities and develop meaningful opportunities for people to participate in the planning, delivery and review of our services.
This edition of ReSpect features some of the terrific work being done by people who use our services to help improve our work, support their own and others' recovery, educate service providers and advocate for change.
It's been a while since our last update, so we have lots to report on our work to keep expanding our Consumer Participation activities and develop meaningful opportunities for people to participate in the planning, delivery and review of our services.
This edition of ReSpect includes features some of the terrific work being done by people who use our services to help improve our work, support others in recovery, educate service providers and advocate for change. It also refers to our new report on our Consumer Participation model, which is now available.
It's been a long time between updates, but that's probably because there's been so much happening that we haven't had time to write one.
This edition of ReSpect features some of the terrific work being done by our consumer participants, from supporting local community events to public advocacy and playing leading roles in some key ReGen events, including this year's Innovation in Action Seminar: Encouraging Innovation in Consumer Participation Practice.
This edition of ReSpect describes the range of Consumer Participation activities that have been occurring across the organisation and the wider AOD sector and the crucial contributions ReGen consumers have been making to informing improved policy and practice. Key updates include the establishment of our Peer Support Group and consumer led collection of feedback on our services.
In this edition of Respect The September, 2015 edition of ReSpect detail’s a new development in ReGen Consumer Participation where people who use services have the opportunity of communicating their views to people in government at different forums, updates Consumer Consultant Meeting activities and reports on ReGen events for World Hepatitis Day and International Overdose Awareness Day.
