The National Involvement Network (NIN) is launching a new half-day training course on Involvement. Devised, designed and co-delivered by NIN members the training is for anyone who wants to work in a genuinely inclusive way.
Participants will learn about the importance of involvement, the variety of benefits and the different ways that people can be involved.
Two courses are available on Wed 15 and Wed 22 January 2020 in Edinburgh. The training can also be delivered inhouse to organisations for a fixed fee.
To book a place or arrange an event contact Diane Eaton on [email protected]
Download the Being Involved leaflet (pdf)
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