1. Service User Involvement

At Revolving Doors we know we cannot understand the problems we seek to address or develop solutions without the participation of people who have themselves experienced the revolving door of crisis and crime. We believe:

• Service users are experts by experience and their insight is invaluable in creating systems and services that are responsive to need
• Service users have a right as citizens to have their concerns heard and addressed through the democratic system
• Service user involvement can promote desistance from crime as it supports self-determination and the development of a positive identity

Revolving Doors National Service User Forum brings together people from different areas of the country who have experience of multiple and complex needs and have had contact with the criminal justice system. The Forum is integral to our work and members ensure that everything we do is rooted in the reality of people’s experiences.

• Subscribe to our quarterly newsletter Forum News to keep up to date with what members are working on.
• Watch the films, photo stories and videos Forum members have made to understand what it means to be caught in the revolving door of crisis and crime
• Join the Forum
• Read our page on recent Forum activities

Contact

	Amarjit Kaur, Director of Service User Involvement Email: amarjit.kaur@revolving-doors.org.uk Phone: 020 7940 9757
	Beth Coyne, Senior Service User Involvement Officer Email: beth.coyne@revolving-doors.org.uk Phone: 020 7940 9755
	Terry Murtagh, Service User Involvement Co-ordinator Email: terry.murtagh@revolving-doors.org.uk Phone: 020 7940 9753