National Involvement Group

Carr Gomm’s National Involvement Group

 

Carr Gomm’s National Involvement Group is a network of people supported by Carr Gomm, who contribute to the strategic direction of the organisation and who influence change affecting the social care sector. They are part of Carr Gomm’s commitment to amplify the voices of people who we support; so they can influence good change in Carr Gomm and in social care across Scotland. They have contributed to Carr Gomm’s Strategic Plan, the Independent Review of Adult Social Care and, lately, discussions and consultations on the National Care Service.

 

Read the National Involvement Group’s ’24 Review!

 

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Our Purpose 

We are members of the Carr Gomm National Involvement Group because:

  1. We want to talk about things and share our views on what we’d like to see in Carr Gomm. 
  2. It’s a time to get Carr Gomm to listen to us. 
  3. We want to help Carr Gomm 
  4. Our role is to monitor what Carr Gomm is doing
  5. We want to help people understand what it’s like to need the support of Carr Gomm, even if we have difficulties with our speech. 
  6. We want to speak to the staff and to share our views. 
  7. We want to monitor how Carr Gomm’s values are being upheld. 

Influencing Change

The Involvement Group help to influence and shape Carr Gomm’s Strategic direction and the wider social care industry.

News from members of the Involvement Group

Charlotte Mitchell: A Memoir book cover.

Charlotte publishes her memoir.

Use the link below to read a PDF copy of Charlotte Mitchell: A Memoir

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They are outside on a path with grass either side and grey clouds in the sky. There are other people walking in the background

Linda fundraised for Carr Gomm

Linda took part in the Canal Challenge to raise money for Carr Gomm’s community projects throughout Scotland.

A photo portrait of a man in a black jacket with a white beard.

Mike’s Road Safety Scotland video

Mike spoke to Road Safety Scotland about the dangers of pavement parking for people who use a wheelchair. 

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