1. CREATING, NURTURING AND PROTECTING COMMUNITY SPACE M ARIO SOBCZAK COORDINATOR RECOVERY INITIATIVE SOCIAL ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY “Working in the Gap”

2. Service User Involvement CRI Rep London Drug and Alcohol Policy Forum Kingston Recovery Alliance CRI London Steering Group Better Life Forum (Chair) Kingston Service User Council

4. 6. Partnership 8. Citizen Control 7. Delegated Power 5. Placation 4. Consultation 3. Informing 2. Therapy 1. Manipulation Arnstein’s Ladder of Participation Tokenism Citizen Power Non-participation

7. Asset mapping?

13. Design Delivery Assessment Values Socratic Questions A democratic and inclusive process

14. Recovery Community Co-Production Asset approach Committed, credible volunteers Supportive peer community A mixed economy model for delivery A current political imperative Identify resources Better use of resources

15. Collective Impact

17. CONTINUOUS LEARNING ATTENTION TO CONTEXT FOCUS ON RELATIONSHIPS STRATEGIES COME AND GO Evaluating Complexity

18. Current Stakeholders and Partners (Reciprocal Relationships) Kingston University Equalitities and Community Engagement Team (RBK) Challenge ETO SWL Grassroots - Prosper – NHS Kingston Well-being Service Challenge

19. Advantages in Kingston Small borough Agile & incremental process Learning the good and the bad together On-going dialogue with stakeholders Sustainable

20. Psychosocial Research In 2015/16 we will pursue outcomes in psychosocial research as described below

21. "RISE is an excellent example of applying sound academic theory and emerging evidence-based practice in creating a caring and meaningful recovery community. The work they are doing is truly outstanding and should be an example of innovation in community development and co-production for and beyond the addiction recovery movement in the UK“ Professor David Best 2014

22. Thank You mario@kingstonrise.org www.kingstonrise.org