
Case Study: ARC Scotland
This case study shows how ARC Scotland involved service users in setting outcomes for service.
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Case Study: ARC Scotland
This case study shows how ARC Scotland involved service users in setting outcomes for service.

Involving users in shaping services
There is a growing interest amongst third sector organisations and funders to better understand what the people they work with want and to shape their services accordingly. This guide will help

Make it count: Why impact matters in user involvement
This paper argues for a greater focus in the charity sector on what user involvement aims to achieve, and better efforts to evidence the difference it can make.

Make it count: Why impact matters in user involvement
About this paper: This paper argues for a greater focus in the charity sector on what user involvement aims to achieve, and better efforts to evidence the difference it can

User Involvement Case Study: Championing evaluation – YoMo
YoMo Health Champions show the benefits of involving young people in evaluation.

User Involvement Case Study: Championing evaluation – YoMo
Young Movers (YoMo) provides services that empower young people that live across the North East and North West of Glasgow. Through their peer education project, YoMo Health Champions planned to

User Involvement Case Study: Getting evaluation done without lots of moans and groans! – SWYDT
This case study from Springhall and Whitlawburn Youth Development Team is about the benefits of involving young people in evaluation and may be of interest to any third sector organisation keen

User Involvement Case Study: Getting evaluation done without lots of moans and groans! – SWYDT
This case study from Springhall and Whitlawburn Youth Development Team is about the benefits of involving young people in evaluation and may be of interest to any third sector organisation

User Involvement Case Study: Getting the balance right – SWYDT
Springhall and Whitlawburn Youth Development Team have been supporting young people to take the lead on evaluation since 2018, with the ambition that they will be able to run the whole

User Involvement Case Study: Getting the balance right – SWYDT
Springhall and Whitlawburn Youth Development Team have been supporting young people to take the lead on evaluation since 2018, with the ambition that they will be able to run the whole