Case Study: Edinburgh Leisure Steady Steps

In this case study Edinburgh Leisure Steady Steps focuses on a specialised intervention to engage participants who are rehabilitating from a fall or experiencing poor balance. This document looks at

Evaluating prevention resource

This guide shares learning from our work about how to evaluate prevention.  We suggest approaches you can take and share examples from the third sector.

Layers of support in our society – diagram

This pictorial illustration of ‘the layers of support in our society’ was developed during the Threading the Needle work in Fife. It suggests society could be depicted as being made

Measuring what matters Case Study: RoSPA

This case study from The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (ROSPA) is about how they used the framework to help evaluate the impact of their water safety workshops with partners.

Measuring what matters Framework

Measuring what matters framework is an evaluation framework to support community safety practitioners delivering activities to prevent unintentional harm or injury. This framework’ helps to shift the balance from measuring

Measuring what matters Framework – Logic Model

Measuring what matters framework is an evaluation framework to support community safety practitioners delivering activities to prevent unintentional harm or injury This framework’ helps to shift the balance from measuring

Preventing Homelessness

In response to the Scottish Government’s homelessness action plan, The National Lottery Community Fund made a strategic decision to fund a small number of sizeable projects with a focus on preventing homelessness in Glasgow and Edinburgh. This report is one of a series that came out of this programme.

Recognising our rich tapestry: COPE Scotland case study

COPE Scotland have used “Recognising our rich tapestry: measuring the contribution of third sector organisations to tackling health inequalities” to explain and prove how their self-management support service contributes to tackling health inequalities.