How To Get Service User Involvement     Working Together   Creative Consultation Creative consultation case studies   Easy tips for creative consultation   Bill Of Rights And Charters Case study   Training And Support Case study   Service User Groups Liverpool Supporting People Forum   Bolton Young Person's Housing Scheme   Bolton Community Experts Panel   Torbay Service User Group   North West Service User Forum   Reward And Recognition Case study   Peer Reviewing Case study   Decision making   Self Assessment Involvement Triangle   Resources     Back       Some quick and easy ways to encourage feedback     YES and NO. Use one end of the room as yes, one end as no and get people to move to show their position. This is a brilliant way to quickly get answers from a roomful of people on a whole range of questions. You can then do a head count. You can choose to add 'maybe' and give people the option to sit out. Be mindful this isn't at all confidential and people may be swayed by peer pressure. Continuums - draw an invisible line down the room and agree a score along it from 1 - 10 (with 10 being strongly agree). Ask the group to position themselves along the line according to their view on statements you put to them, such as our opening hours are convenient, our marketing material is easy to read etc. Again, you can simply note the replies or ask individuals to elaborate. Use other art materials, possibly in conjunction with a visual artist. For example, use clay and ask people to build their ideal community (in miniature!). They can then explain what they have built and why. Taken from the Meaningful Inclusion training course by box of frogs   North West Service User Forum site map Designed & Produced by: