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Free co-production planning tool

Meet Sandy. Plan co-production people can feel part of.

Tell Sandy what you are trying to change. She will help you involve the right people, make participation accessible, share decisions and close the feedback loop.

See Sandy's steps

Click Build my plan to open Sandy in the bottom-right corner, then choose voice or text to start.

Finish with something useful. After the conversation, Sandy can email your tailored co-production plan to you.

Sandy, the co-production coach, helping a diverse group build an inclusive plan together

Talk or type

Bring the messy starting point. Sandy will help you find the next step.

You do not need a finished brief. Sandy asks one simple question at a time, adapts to your stage and helps turn good intentions into a practical plan.

  1. 1

    Describe the changeWhat are you trying to co-produce?

  2. 2

    Shape the approachWork through people, power, access, methods and decisions.

  3. 3

    Receive your planReview it in the conversation, confirm your email and choose whether to have it sent.

Good co-production is like line dancing

People learn the steps together.

Sandy uses a light line-dancing metaphor to make good practice easier to remember, without turning co-production into a tick-box exercise.

01

Line up

Agree the purpose, what is genuinely open to influence and who needs to be involved.

02

Invite people to the floor

Bring lived experience in early and remove barriers created by language, timing, access, confidence or caring responsibilities.

03

Listen to the beat

Hear the voices that are often missed and build shared understanding before jumping to a solution.

04

Move in sync

Make decisions together, name responsibilities and share power wherever you can.

05

Check the rhythm

Pause, test what is working and adapt the approach with participants.

06

Finish with a recap

Close the loop with: you said, we did, we could not do, and why.

Trusted UK co-production guidance informing Sandy's advice

Trusted guidance, translated into practical questions

Sandy does not make up a method as she goes.

Her advice is grounded in established UK co-production guidance and designed to help people use it in real work.

Sandy offers planning support, not emergency, legal, medical or safeguarding advice. Do not share confidential case information.

A service team turning a practical plan into connected digital and human support

Continue with Bridgit

Take co-production from a good plan into real service change.

The free tool gives you a clear starting point. Bridgit can help you take the next step with digital coaches, practical implementation and support shaped around your service.

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