The Dundee Involvement Network gives people who get support in Dundee a chance to share ideas and experiences about being involved in things that matter to them.
Meetings are held every 2 months, in Dundee, and members discuss ways of putting the Charter for Involvement into practice.
Training to increase personal skills is also provided.
Hello and Welcome
Hi I’m Robin
We are helping the Dundee Involvement Network to make sure they are listened to and respected.
Hi I’m Ali
I am the Chair person for the Dundee Involvement Network. ‘The Dundee Involvement network is vital in my life as it is something I have great pleasure in being chair of’.
About us
We are a group of people from across Dundee who get additional support. We meet up every 8 weeks.
At meetings we talk about how we have been using the Charter for Involvement and what we think should happen next.
We are part of the National Involvement Network.
“We want to be involved in Speaking up Groups”
What we do
We raise awareness of the Charter for Involvement and promote inclusion of people who get additional support. We give each other mutual support and learn from each other. We also review local and national policies and make recommendations. Some of us get involved in campaigning and some of us have delivered training and given presentations on the Charter for Involvement. Sometimes organisations ask us for advice.
“We want to take part in national and local campaigns”
How can I get involved
Anyone with additional support needs can join Dundee Involvement Network. You can phone or email Robin for more information. You can ask whoever gives you support to contact Robin.
Meeting Dates
These meetings are usually every 2 months.
If you are interested in attending these online meetings please get in touch with Robin.
Information from Meetings
Dundee Learning Disability Providers Forum
The aim of the Dundee Learning Disability Providers Forum is to increase the skills and capacity of provider organisations to improve the quality of life for people with learning disabilities in Dundee.
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