Doing what it takes to get people Gloriously Ordinary Lives should be pretty straightforward, after all, it’s what most of us do in our own lives every day.
We have a policy framework across health, social care and education that actively promotes, and in some cases requires choice, control, personalisation, personal budgets, co-production …and the list goes on. Yet we know that many older and disabled people, disabled children and young people are a million miles away from their Gloriously Ordinary Lives. The daft thing is, getting people Gloriously Ordinary Lives is actually pretty simple.