This paper discusses a novel methodology that aimed to enhance opportunities for lay women from different walks of life to co‐produce research about health risks, without burdening them with problems they cannot solve.

This guide was created to help communities and organisations run their own just transition processes in response to challenges like climate change, rapid technological change, employment changes in regions and the transition to renewable energy in a way that fairly shares both the positive and negative effects.

This issues brief highlights the gaps in care for carers in the community. It focuses on limitations in data collected about carers and how assessment is conducted among clinicians. It also identifies where healthcare systems, carer assessment and delivery of care can be improved by using a co-design approach with key stakeholders.

Supported self-management interventions, which assist individuals to understand and manage their own health condition, have a strong evidence base for chronic physical illnesses but are not often used for long-term mental health conditions. This research was conducted to co-design a self-management intervention for mental health conditions and test the intervention with end users.

This consultation report outlines key findings and recommendations to inform the development of resources that will support organisations to better keep children and young people with disability safe.