This included members of the Common Health Assets (CHA) research team (https://www.commonhealthassets.uk/team), lived experienced panel and Community Led Organisation (CLO) partners Colin Neighbour and Oak Healthy Living centre.

The output from this co-produced workshop involved discussions around the CHA results and key priorities for CLO’s to feed into a policy-practice toolkit for policy makers and commissioners. A Graphic Harvester was present on the day to help illustrate discussions. This work is being funded by the QUB ESRC Impact Acceleration Fund and the toolkit is working progress.