Write a very short cover letter in British English to Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust for the job below that I found on jobsincare.com 

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                                                    Lived Experience Practitioner with Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust in Sheffield

                                                     Sheffield is one of six sites in England who have been selected to pilot 24/7 mental health centres drawing together existing services for serious mental illness and increasing the access offer, collaboration with local communities and strong links with local stakeholders.   This role is a partnership role which involves working across Sheffield Health & Social Care NHS Foundation Trust, Heeley Trust, Heeley Plus Primary Care Network and Sheffield City Council.   This role has been developed specifically for people who a lived experience of serious mental illness (eg bipolar, personality disorder, schizophrenia, psychosis and associated complex mental health conditions) who have worked for a substantial period as Peer Workers/Experts by Experience/Lived Experience Practitioners. Through sharing wisdom and insights from their own experiences, paired with the ability to engage with other people's lived experiences, the Lived Experience Practitioner will co-develop and deliver training, consult wider team colleagues, undertake engagement/communication activities and inspire hope and belief that recovery is possible.   We welcome applications from individuals from diverse communities and specifically who have received care in Sheffield.   To support the development of the Gleadless & Heeley Neighbourhood Mental Health Centre, acting as a key liaison and outreach professional between the centre, teams working at the centre and wider communities, including people with lived experience who live in the Gleadless and Heeley area of Sheffield.   About us    Work with workstream leads, colleagues, partner organisations, service users, their carers and families to ensure co-production in terms of scope, planning, design and the delivery workstreams / projects within the programme   Support the delivery of coproduced care pathways through the workstream projects to a high standard and in a cost effective manner.   Act as a point of escalation for the workstream leads within the programme in relation to coproduction and providing and promoting resolution.   To provide consultation and training to staff in understanding and working with people with complex social, emotional and interpersonal difficulties. This may include other training, where agreed appropriate.   Manage the delivery of benefits and track realisation of the coproduced interventions.   Provide leadership and participation in relevant internal and external working groups and giving advice and sharing expertise/ support on matters relate to coproduction with those who have lived experience.   Forge close working relationships across the 24/7 pilot partners and beyond to facilitate effective coproduced outcomes   Communicate highly complex, sensitive, and contentious information to wide range of audiences, with appreciation if the challenges and inequalities faced by people using our services.   Work flexibly to support the effective engagement and relationships that deliver change using the coproduced approach   Work with others to Support the development and delivery of communications plans to support engagement   Where required, take responsibility for the coordination of Experts by experience and volunteers within the 24/7 mental health pilot workstreams.   Co-produce with the workstream and Transformation leads reports that summarise issues, appraise outcomes and provide updates on progress against the programme implementation plan   Co create with the leadership group the collation of qualitative and quantitative information and make appropriate analysis based on the lived experience expertise.   To be able to analyse, interpret and compare a wide range of information to identify themes and questions. To be able to discuss this information and patterns with service users, carers, staff and stakeholders.   Contribute to the development of key performance indicators for the successful assessment of individual and work stream success; and   Support the local evaluation of the Heeley 24/7 mental health pilot working in conjunction with external evaluators.   To provide liaison to wider mental health, local authority, primary care and VCSE teams working within the hub to consult on personalised care, support and treatment in addition to reviewing/recommending lived experience engagement.   To be involved in co-developing and co-delivering engagement events across all stakeholders, patients/public within Heeley.   Contribute the lived experience view to short, medium and long term business plans, achieving quality outcomes; and   Contribute the lived experience view to the development of performance and governance strategies and the development and implementation of improvement programmes.   Contribute the lived experience view to the review and development of existing information management systems;   To work with services to enable the use of a range of a flexible approach to collection of patient experience including face to face forums, surveys and individual stories and the utilisation of information technology to maximise their effectiveness in relation to service user experience data gathering and reporting.   Take a lead role in the development and dissemination of internal and external engagement and communications strategies/messages ensuring the service user voice remains at the heart of all messages, and   Contribute the lived experience view, where required, to the development of policies and procedures.