Information regarding Disabled People’s User-Led Organisations – the what, who, how, where etc. – tends to be found in very many places indeed.
With my centralising tendencies, I thought it would be useful to publish a post that links together some of the key information available here about DPULOs. In turn, these posts link on to a wide array of resources available.
This is by no means comprehensive, so please do let me know (in the comments, via @rich_w on Twitter or via Facebook) if there’s anything I need to add in.
What is a DPULO?
- What is a DPULO?
- Strengthening DPULOs Programme: more information on what being a DPULO means
- DPULOs: part of the mix
- History of DPULOs and the policy context
What DPULOs exist?
- Sharing DPULO data
- Mapping and analysing the DPULO sector
- The online presence of DPULOs (anecdotal evidence)
What do DPULOs do?
- DPULOs representing the voice of disabled people locally: overview
- DPULOs delivering services: overview
- DPULOs and public service delivery
- User-led service delivery as part of the market
- In Control webinar on DPULOs
What value do DPULOs add?
See also the evidence section below
- DPULOs representing the voice of disabled people locally: overview
- DPULOs delivering services: overview
- The value added by DPULOs
- Where DPULOs make a difference
- Three reasons for coproduction
What does the government think of DPULOs?
- DPULOs at the heart of the Government’s Disability Strategy
- DPULOs taking forward the Government’s Disability Strategy
- DPULO resources and policy documents (includes links to all documents that form the framework for the role of DPULOs in policy)
- Enabling DPULO contributions through commissioning
- Preferential treatment for DPULOs in procurement
What evidence is there concerning DPULOs?
- DPULOs representing the voice of disabled people locally: overview
- DPULOs delivering services: overview
- ripfa Strategic Briefing on DPULOs (to follow)
- Community development, improved health outcomes and ROI
- Modernising mental health services – a user-led success in Birmingham
- Essex Unite – a peer-led employment programme
- A D/deaf-led DPULO working with a local infrastructure organisation
- Impact Mental Health’s peer support programme
- Mutual Support – a DPULO delivering a new type of social care support
- Cheshire Centre for Independent Living – learning service
- Countryside Mobility South West – a DPULO at its best
Wow – amazing
I have linked your blog to an article I have written (http://crippledqueeranglo-europeanranter.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/who-represents-disabled-folk.html). Hope that’s okay. %)
No problem – thanks.