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... The Key) and being supported and knowing that someone was there for ...The Key was able to work holistically with young women compared to other local service provision, which was regarded by respondents as ... See full document

... (UWE) in partnership with seven science centres, a science festival and four robotics research groups. The project was funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). This brief report ... See full document

... To summarise findings suggest some of the first group of volunteers recruited felt a certain degree of pressure to volunteer and were perhaps not fully aware of the commitment they were taking on after attending the ... See full document

... The Suicide Story Aboriginal Advisory Group The SSAAG is strongly committed to Suicide Story as a program for Aboriginal people. The members’ passion and enthusiasm for their work is extraordinary. If Suicide Story is to ... See full document

... The study is based on four different sources of information; an overview of training and employment for women in each of the Member States, interviews with representatives of European pr[r] ... See full document

... 6.6 For those providers with a long track record of training and working with volunteers, there were few reported difficulties in working with Link Up Supporters. As one experienced placement provider noted “a good ... See full document

... the final report which seeks to evaluate the impact and process of delivering the Way Forward ...interim report focused specifically on capturing the views and experiences of the young women who are ... See full document

... 7.55 The Review recommends that the new adult careers service also be co-located with Jobcentre Plus and other providers of employment support, while also operating from other locations such as colleges. This will ... See full document

... The final evaluation report concludes that the recommendations of the mid-term evaluation have been implemented successfully in the remaining two years of the IMP ACT 2 programme, and th[r] ... See full document

... type of survey, the Commission concludes a service contract with the selected survey conducting entity. In such cases the Commission covers the full cost of the survey. The continuous development of the Joint Harmonised ... See full document

... Five projects were chosen in consultation with City and Hackney NHS for further in-depth study. Projects were chosen to represent a range of target groups, location and activities. Data were collected through ... See full document

... Moreover, because each project was going through this process, it was only later in the Productivity Challenge timeframe that they realised that they would all benefit from a common language around skills, which was ... See full document

... Whilst Drug Court records indicate that most of the study sample engaged in some form of criminal activity over the course of the DTO, the frequency of self-reported offending decreased between baseline and six months. ... See full document

... country evaluation. As a matter of fact, as written in other parts of the report, there is a gap between the important volume of funds that now transits through budget support, on one hand, and the current ... See full document

... To examine whether greater scheme involvement had an impact on attitudes towards physical activity, a Pearson’s r test was carried out to explore if either total length of scheme involvement (i.e., number of months ... See full document

... GILBERTSON, Janet, LEATHER, David, MCCARTHY, Lindsey and WILSON, Ian (2018).. An evaluation of Cash Smart Credit Savvy: Final Report.[r] ... See full document

... The evaluation, undertaken by a team based at the Centre for Learning and Teaching in the School of Education, Communication and Language Sciences at Newcastle University, investigated aspects of classroom ... See full document

... teaching Key Skills, the reactions of students have consistently been ...of Key Skills, and certainly the continuing commitment of those teaching them, will be heavily dependent on student attitudes to the ... See full document

... The evaluation evidence suggested that strong models of whole family working, whilst influenced by local leadership and Continuing Professional Development arrangements, were also greatly assisted by Troubled ... See full document

... 2.18 Cymorth was designed as a flexible resource to develop local partnerships between the service providers responsible for improving the life prospects of children and young people in disadvantaged areas and to ... See full document