Case Study SIT? Pilton Equalities Project – Evaluation
This Evaluation document looks at the Pilton Equalities Project and their approach to evaluation.
Results for: Older people
Case Study SIT? Third Sector Interfaces – Evaluation
This Evaluation document focuses on how Midlothian Third Sector Interface evaluates its work.
Case study: A Stitch in Time? Involvement in a learning programme
Theodora Hidalgo, Pilton Equalities Project tells her story about her involvement in one of the learning sets for our learning programme A Stitch in Time?
Case Study: Age Scotland
This case study is about how a series of support sessions with ESS helped Age Scotland set organisational outcomes and create a new evaluation toolkit for the whole organisation.
Funders and Funded Relationships Case Study: Doing something different to feedback to our funders (Lightburn Elderly Association Project)
Shows funders how being flexible with reporting requirements can help funded organisations tell their story.
Report – A Stitch in Time? Launch Report
Last Updated: Thursday 17 October 2019. This is the report for the launch event of ‘A Stitch in Time?’, a programme to demonstrate the Scottish third sector contribution to care
SIT? “Better than Pills” Evidence of the benefits of volunteering
Last Updated: Tuesday 2 June 2020. This report produced by Edinburgh Volunteer Centre examines assumptions that volunteers provide a unique and special service to older people because volunteering creates an
SIT? “It’s good to go places” – Literature review of community transport
Through ‘A Stitch in Time’ practitioners and others have identified that community transport plays a key role in ensuring older people can access services, social and other opportunities that they
SIT? “No place for fatalism”
The report draws on a range of examples of activities, setting these in the context of the outcomes they contribute towards. As well as providing some illustrative examples of outcomes
SIT? A model to explain the third sector contribution to Reshaping Care for Older People
This model has been developed to explain the third sector’s contribution to Reshaping Care for Older People.
