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Engagement Forum Coordinator / Facilitator

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AgencyLeicestershire County Council
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Coordinates logistics and facilitation of parent and carer engagement forums for prime contractors on Leicestershire County Council projects. Schedules and facilitates meetings to gather qualitative data from families from conception to age 2 and synthesizes feedback into actionable insights for local service design. Uses digital and physical facilitation tools to meet national expectations for family participation. Delivers coordinated forum sessions and experience reports.

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