Case Study SIT? Third Sector Interfaces – Evaluation
This Evaluation document focuses on how Midlothian Third Sector Interface evaluates its work.
Results for: 2015
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?
ESS Annual Review 2014/15
This review sets out the highlights of what we did and the difference we made in 2014/15.
Evidence for Success guide (2015)
Easy to follow, step-by-step guidance and resources to support organisations to use evidence to influence policy and practice.
Evidence for Success guide (2015) – Infographic
“Overall, I found the guide engaging – a good read, language, tone, etc. throughout is appropriate and excellent in my view. I genuinely enjoyed reading it.” Carolyn Sawers, Big Lottery Fund
Measuring mental wellbeing in children and young people
Published by The National Mental Health, Dementia and Neurology Intelligence Network this guide written to inform public health commissioners will be useful if you commission interventions to improve the mental wellbeing of
SIT? Case Study: Pilton Equalities Project
This case study focuses on one community based organisation that provides a range of services to older and other vulnerable people.
SIT? Case Study: Third Sector Interfaces
In the Model document we see how the Third Sector Interface (TSI) in Midlothian supports organisations and volunteers to deliver a better service to older people.
SIT? Focus on third sector interventions that make the system work better for older people
Focus on the role the third sector plays in helping people to access relevant services and in helping services to better meet the needs of older people and carers.
The benefits of inclusive volunteering (2015)
This evidence paper by Volunteer Scotland with the Scottish Third Sector Research Forum brings together evidence of the benefits of volunteering for people with complex needs.
