2. To inform others on what you do

3. Attract Funding

4. Something to easily point to

5. Community benefit clause

6. To show what you do in a practical way

7. Reminding yourselves why you do what you do

8. To Identify gaps in your service

9. Improve services

10. Review time and resources cost

11. Use as a tool for funding - big corps will be good at it

12. Feedback from other stakeholders

13. Proof of savings - to Local Authorities for example

14. Social enterprise opportunistic

16. Mobility

17. Improved metal health / depression mental agility

18. Improved confidence

19. Access to other services

20. Signposting to other services

21. Reduced stress on carers

22. Savings on other services

24. What’s the main reason for coming?

25. How often do you get out of the house?

26. Have you made / come with friends?

27. A feedback box

28. Do you keep in touch outside of the lunch clubs?

29. Are users happy with the service?

30. Improved knowledge of nutrition indicators

31. Who cooks your food for the rest of the week?

32. How often do you cook from scratch?

33. Consider one to one questioning

34. More in depth sessions

35. Review what food is available and where

36. Discuss varied diets

37. What makes a healthy meal - food quiz

39. Collate, share , evaluate

40. Change the way you do things

41. Use quotes for marketing

42. Add it to reports

43. Use it to inform services and developmentWe split in to 2 groups and discussed some example report processes.<br />Healthy living session - Example Report Process 1<br />What do you recordWhat do you reportWhat do you do as a result Outputs rather than outcomesCase studiesEncourage people to move on User involvement groupOne-to-one interviews Adapt and improve the service Questionnaire - what do you get out of this?Smoking is easy to report on outcomesMaybe offer new servicesWho stopped smokingmonitor competence change perception Link with GPs What works wellOutputs easy What needs more workOutcomes processing - Some are harder to measureBetter scheduled time to work on reportingLearn from MistakesDevelop an easy practical way to do itWorking with health outcomes More working with the decision makersGetting your questions right Training Catching up time <br />Healthy living session - Example Report Process 2<br />What do you recordWhat do you reportWhat do you do as a resultImproved Confidence, wellbeing, health knowledge and long term behaviourReport on added valueStop or change things that aren’t producing resultsNumbers - throughout a project, jobs/tasks undertaken, number of classesRequired reports (for funders etc) Keep doing /improving things that are working wellAnecdotal video etc / case studies also ask the group leader to record impact and changeVerbal reporting (marketing shows what you do to more people)Change / improve recording and recording techniquesStaff impressionsGood practiceApply for more funding?Information sharing with stake holdersInternal reportsWhat works wellNo space for giving time for allocating per participant Nurturing and learningWhat needs more workUnderstanding of why this needs to be done by all staffGreater consistency needed iIncreased flexibility responsibilityThe use of freelance tutors<br />