Consultancy Materials and Tools

We try to make meetings and consultation events easy to take part in.   

In this section you can find out about some of documents that we use during consultancy work. These documents help people get good information about meetings and events. 

 

You can find out more about how to make meetings and consultation events accessible here. 

Pre Event Information Sheet

Pre Event Information Sheet

This should tell people why the meeting or event is happening and what they should expect from it. It is also important to tell people what will be expected of them. The details of the meeting like the date, time and venue should also be on the information sheet. It is also useful to give a contact name and phone number or email address, in case people want more information.

Post Event Information Sheet

Post Event Information Sheet

This can be useful to help participants remember what the meeting or event was about or when telling other people about the event. It should have details about the what the meeting or event was about and what sort of information people were asked to provide. It should also tell people what will happen to the information they gave. It is also useful to give a contact name and  phone number or email address, in case people want more information.

Consent Form

Consent Form

You should get consent from the people you are asking for information. The form should briefly explain what the information will be used for and should explain about confidentiality.

 

You can see an example consent form here.

Accessible Questionnaire

Accessible Questionnaire

If you are asking people to fill in a questionnaire you must make sure that it is easy to understand. Make sure the text is well spaced out and use pictures to show what the questions are about. 

Accessible Programmes and Agendas

Accessible Programmes and Agendas

If your meeting or event has a programme or agenda, make it accessible by using pictures to help explain what will be discussed.

Group Member Information Form

Group Member Information Form

If you are having regular meetings you should ask people to tell you some things about themselves. You will need to know their contact details to get in touch with them. Ask people if they need to get information in a particular way (in a large font, on yellow paper, in another language). It is useful to ask people how they like to be contacted. It is also important to find out if people have any access or dietary requirements.