Impact
MeasuringWhat Matters
OneVoice will measure participation, progression and outcomes.
Our purpose is to help communities access opportunities, strengthen participation and turn identified local needs into practical, measurable action.
Our Impact
What We Track
OneVoice will measure participation, progression and outcomes. We track:
- People engaged
- Programme participants
- Training hours
- Skills developed
- Digital skills gained
- CVs completed
- Employment outcomes
- Training progression
- Enterprise starts
- Businesses supported
- Mentoring relationships
- Wellbeing participation
- Referrals
- Volunteer participation
- Employer partnerships
- Community activities
Our Impact
Our Impact Framework
- Reach
- Engage
- Develop
- Progress
- Sustain
Seminars & Workshops
Measuring Our Impact
We want our programme to be informed by evidence and continuous learning.
Potential indicators include:
Mental Health & Wellbeing
- Number of seminars and workshops delivered
- Number of participants attending
- Participant feedback and satisfaction
- Changes in awareness and understanding of mental health
- Confidence in identifying appropriate sources of support
- Usefulness and accessibility of community-language materials
- Partnerships developed with relevant specialist organisations
- Improvements identified through participant feedback and programme evaluation
Rights & Empowerment
- Number of seminars and workshops delivered
- Number and diversity of participants reached
- Improvements in awareness of relevant rights and services
- Increased confidence in locating reliable information
- Participation in financial literacy and personal empowerment activities
- Referrals and signposting to appropriate specialist organisations
- Participant feedback on accessibility and usefulness
- Partnerships established to improve community access to support
Healthy Relationships
- Number of seminars and workshops delivered
- Number of participants reached
- Increased understanding of healthy relationship characteristics
- Improved confidence in communication and boundary-setting
- Participant feedback on the relevance of workshop content
- Awareness of appropriate family and specialist support services
- Partnerships established with relevant community organisations and professionals
We will use appropriate, proportionate methods to evaluate our work while protecting participants' privacy and respecting their choices.
Findings will help us refine our programme, identify gaps and develop future activities around community needs.
Stories of participants progressing through OneVoice.Success Stories
Real People. Real Progress.
Participant stories can demonstrate the difference that support can make. Examples may include:
- From unemploymentto employment.
- From digital exclusionto digital confidence.
- From isolationto community.
- From an ideato a business.
- From a career breakto a new career.
- From low confidenceto leadership.
Reports
Accountability and Impact
We aim to measure outcomes, learn from experience, use resources responsibly and communicate our progress transparently.
Community surveys and reports highlighting needs and proposed solutions.
Anonymised findings, where appropriate, can help inform programme development and partnership discussions.
No reports have been published yet.
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