Do you want to encourage people within your community to work together to develop solutions to problems?

Co-design is an open process encouraging participation and co-creation by those involved. It enables a wide range of people to contribute when solving problems. Co-design goes beyond consultation. People involved become central to the process by utilising their owned experiences to solve problems. By taking this approach we access fresh ideas and thinking from experts because of their experiences. Co-design creates collective ownership of agreed solutions and puts into practice alternative, sustainable and cost-effective models and resources to address problems.

This one-day workshop will introduce you to the broad concepts of co-design including the definition, principles and methodology. During the workshop you will be provided with a ‘co-design’ toolkit consisting of a range of methods and tools. You will have the opportunity to explore these simple resources in an fun and interactive way that demonstrate how you can encourage a collective group of people to identify problems within their community and then design and test a range of creative, resourceful and practical solutions to those problems.

Delivered by Melanie Lambert (Sydney)

Melanie has 20+ years’ experience in the not for profit and public sectors in the UK and Australian. She has held leadership roles in customer experience management, capability-building, service design and innovation management in community-based organisations, aged care, youth, health, government and the volunteering sector. Melanie has extensive experience in facilitation, strategic planning and training delivery with boards, senior executive teams and local communities.

Investment:

VT Members $350 + GST + booking fee | Non-Members $550 + GST + booking fee

Note: Normally this course would be at a cost of $900 p.p. but has been subsidised by Volunteering Tasmania. Bookings essential. Limited places. Min of 10 people per workshop. Light catering provided. Not a Member? Join Us Here.

Hobart Workshop 29th April 9am – 5pm; venue TBA

Registration Closing date 15th April 2020.