Credits
This website is a result of a joint effort by National Children's Bureau, Council for Disabled Children and Forster Communications.
Forster Communications
Forster is the leading social change communications agency, working with clients to protect and improve lives.
We've created this website to engage young people (including those with mental and physical disabilities) with their rights and responsibilities as set out in the NHS constitution.
Our aim throughout the development process has been to ensure the content in this website is not just fun and engaging, but also widely accessible.
To achieve this, we applied the human centred design methodology - which meant gaining insights from young people, parents, health professionals and other experts to co-creating and testing results with young people.
Special thanks to:
Rebecca Morris- Young co-researcher
Films
Young People-Corey Scott, Amy Frounks, Rebecca Parkin,Thines Ganeshamorthy, Katie Ellis
Staff-Kath Evans, Anne Breaks, Dr Dunacan Law
Research
All the young people who took part in the research sessions and the staff who helped it happen:
Crewe Child Adolescent Mental Health Service user group-Claire Evans
Beacon Hill School-Toni McMullan
Liverpool Leaving Care Council-Julie Cashin
Adden Brookes young patients group- Kristy Lothian
Alderhay Children's Hospital young patients group- Julie Sellers
Barnardos One Voice Forum- Gareth Lewington One Voice
Co-creation and testing
Kirsty Grimes, Chloe Grimes, Dave Bysooa, Daniel Alipranti, Rosalind Hardy, Max Hamilton, Justin Mann, Annabel Asole, Tom Quilter
achievingforchildren.org.uk
Young people at City and Islington College (London), Jared Haste
candi.ac.uk
Young people at Chickenshed Theatre (London), Susan Jamson, Adam Gallacher
chickenshed.org.uk
Illustrations
Tim Bradford
timbradford.com
Film
Euan Robinson
euanrobinsonfilm.com
Copywriting
Jane Elliott
Technical development
The Bureau
www.bureauforchange.com
Leaflet Design
Natasha Barnden
www.natashabarnden.com