The Real Care Deal Roadshow 2025

During the week of the 21st July the Curators Of Change have been on a whistle stop tour around different parts of Norfolk. From North to South and East to West we have been exploring the views and documenting conversations we’ve been having with members of the public at the venues we visited.

During the week we visited North Walsham, Cromer, Hunstanton, Kings Lynn, Diss, Wymondham, Great Yarmouth and Gorleston. We have tried to visit as many places as possible to get the latest news around the Real Care Deal launch.

A child's view on how we should treat people

Gallery of pictures from the week

Values and Principles

Alex and the Pirate stand at Cromer Library

Sam Moon chatting with members of the public

Amelia chatting with members of the public

Real Care Deal

Nonnie, Sam and Cat at Cromer Library

Principles

Amelia discussing Real Care Deal

Cromer Library coffee morning group

Camerados Magazine

Cromer Library coffee morning group

Real Care Deal Values

Cromer Library coffee morning group

Someone to deal with the mess!

Real Care Deal Song

Real Care Deal Roadshow

North Walsham community Centre

North Walsham community Centre sketches

Cromer Lighthouse

Real Care Deal Team Picture

Nonnie and the Real Care Deal song

Nat recording Sam with a member of the public

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Co-Production Event – The Forum Norwich

Co-Production Event 2025 – The Forum Norwich https://realcaredeal.com/forum-co-pro-2025-mov/

By CuratorsOfChange

May 2, 2025

Real Care Deal: Co-producing our care services

Summary of feedback – online workshops: “Coproduction - need to have regular conversations with people who access services, we need to have a wider net to go and talk to people - i.e. John from health watch reviewing experiences of people with LD in care homes.”

By CuratorsOfChange

April 15, 2025

Co-creating and Ethical Framework Workshop

This in person workshop on the 3rd March was attended by a wide range of stakeholders, including people with lived experience of care and support and carers.

By CuratorsOfChange