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Engagement and Co-Production Practitioner
London (Greenwich)Source: WhatJobs
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Overview
In this role you will lead and shape engagement and co-production with children, young people and families to influence service design in Children’s Services. You’ll nurture trusted relationships, coordinate service user voice groups, and translate feedback into tangible service improvements. You will work with cross‑functional teams to ensure lived experiences are embedded from the outset and outcomes are visible to participants. This is a values‑driven role focused on inclusion, safety and meaningful participation.
Responsibilities
Coordinate and facilitate service user voice groups with children, young people, parents and carers
Develop accessible, inclusive participation approaches to accommodate diverse needs
Translate qualitative feedback into clear themes and actionable insights
Ensure feedback loops (you said, we did) are transparent and demonstrable
Support engagement and co-production in service improvement and transformation
Promote safe, respectful, and sensitive engagement environments for participants
Collaborate with practitioners, managers and partners to embed lived experience in service design
Analyse engagement data to inform decisions and demonstrate impact across services
Key requirements
Strong communication and interpersonal skills to build trusted relationships with diverse stakeholders
Experience facilitating groups, engagement activities or workshops
Understanding of co-production and genuine participation beyond informing or consulting
Ability to create inclusive, accessible participation opportunities and adapt to different needs
Ability to listen to experiences and translate qualitative feedback into insights
Confidence working with practitioners, managers and partners and constructively challenging services
Good organisational skills to coordinate programmes of engagement
Sensitivity and sound judgement when engaging with vulnerable groups
Commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion and to amplifying underrepresented voices
Passion for improving outcomes for children, young people and families
approachability and compassion
creativity and curiosity
empathy
facilitation of groups/workshops
qualitative feedback analysis and theme identification
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