Your Home, Your Care, Your Voice Coproduction Group

Overview

Join Adult Social Care’s Coproduction Group for Care and Support at Home Services.

Adult Social Care in Sefton is inviting people who use care and support services, along with their families, friends and carers to join a new coproduction group focused on Care and Support at Home Services (Domiciliary Care). It will be called the “Your Home, Your Care, Your Voice” Coproduction Group. 

Get involved.

All residents who access home care services, including, older people, younger people, disabled people, individuals with long-term health conditions or additional needs, those with SEND are all encouraged to get involved and help shape Sefton’s Home Care model. 

Care and Support at Home Services.  

Care and Support at Home Services, sometimes called domiciliary care, help people to live independently in their own homes for as long as possible. Support is tailored to each person's needs and can include help with personal care, taking medication, preparing meals, getting out and about, maintaining independence, and supporting overall health and wellbeing.

What Coproduction means.

Coproduction means working in partnership with people who have lived experience to design and improve services from the outset. Your experience and ideas helps ensure support truly meets people’s needs and delivers positive outcomes. 

Sefton has a strong track record of coproduction. For example, the Willow View Coproduction Group has also played a key role in designing a new short-term assessment unit in Ainsdale, influencing everything from the sensory spaces to the overall environment and service approach. The unit is due to open in 2027. 

We want Care and Support at Home Services to reflect what matters most to local people. That's why we are bringing together a co-production group made up of residents, people who use services, carers, family members, and community representatives.

What Will the Sessions Be Like?

The sessions will last 2 hours and will be:

• Friendly and informal.
• Small group discussions.
• Focused on listening and sharing experiences.
• Supported by staff to make sure everyone can take part.

By joining the group, you can:

• Share your experiences and ideas about care and support at home.
• Help identify what works well and what could be improved.
• Influence the design and development of future services.
• Ensure the voices of residents, carers, and people with lived experience are heard.
• Work alongside council staff, providers, and partners to shape better outcomes for local communities.

You do not need any special knowledge or experience – just a willingness to share your views and help improve services for others

Why your views matter

Your Home, Your Care, Your Voice. This matters and together, we can help develop high-quality Care and Support at Home Services that meet the needs of local residents now and in the future.