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Choice, Control and Influence
The aim of the NIN is to help people who use services to have more choice and control over their lives and to have a bigger say in how the organisations that support them are run.
Caroline Grey, Chairperson National InvolvementNetwork
A good thing about the Charter is getting your points across and speaking up
Lynette Linton – Vice-Chair, National Involvement Network.
ARC Scotland runs the National Involvement Network (NIN).
There are over 50 people in the NIN. We meet every three months in Glasgow or Edinburgh. New people are very welcome to come.
The Chairperson of the NIN is Caroline Gray and the Vice-chair is Lynette Linton.
Members of the NIN wrote the Charter for Involvement. At our meetings we talk about work we are doing to improve involvement in the organisations that support us.
We also make sure that the Charter for Involvement is making a difference to people’s lives.
- Brothers of Charity Services
- George Steven Centre
- ARK
- Quarriers
- Hansel Alliance
- Garvald Edinburgh,
- Partners in Advocacy
- St Josephs
- Housecall Care and Support
Lynnette Linton, Vice Chair of the National Involvement Network
Contact us
If you would like to find out more about the National Involvement Network please contact:
- James Fletcher: james.fletcher@arcuk.org.uk 0131 663 4444
- Sylvia Crick Sylvia.crick@arcuk.org.uk 0131 454 9052