Fact Sheet: Feeding back
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Feedback to your wider community is vitally important as it helps to keep people informed and on-board with the community-led action plan.
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Fact Sheet: Review Session
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Reviewing your progress and learning from this is a vital part of ensuring that your community-led action plan is sustainable and responsive to the changing nature of your community.
Read MoreFact sheet: Making a working agreement
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When working with different partners as part of community-led action planning, it can be useful to have a working agreement in place, setting out expectations and responsibilities for all involved. This fact sheet takes you through the basics.
Read MoreFact sheet: SMART outcomes
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This fact sheet provides an outline of what SMART outcomes look like.
Read MoreFact sheet: Planning Session 1
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This fact sheet provides an outline of what a first planning session should cover – focusing particularly on outcomes, indicators and evidence.
Read MoreFact sheet: Planning Session 2
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This fact sheet provides an outline of what the second planning session should cover – focusing particularly on methods and specific actions.
Read MoreFact sheet: What makes a good vision?
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This fact sheet provides an outline of what makes a good vision (and what doesn’t)
Read MoreFact sheet: Visioning event programme
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This fact sheet provides an outline of a community visioning event.
Read MoreFact sheet: Stakeholder analysis
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This fact sheet provides an outline of a session for identifying how potential partners can help with your community action plan.
Read MoreFact sheet: Thinking about your research question
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When embarking on the research for your community action plan, it is good to have a clear focus for what you want to find out and why so that you are putting your energy and resources towards a clear goal.
Read MoreFact sheet: Using existing evidence
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Some of the information you will need for your community action planning will exist already. Find out where to start.
Read MoreFact sheet: Running a focus group
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This fact sheet take you through the different stages of developing and carrying out a focus group as part of your research into the community.
Read MoreFact sheet: Making a questionnaire
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It is unlikely that you will start a community action plan without finding out what the priorities of the community are. A questionnaire is a commonly-used way to do this. Here are some of the key things to think about when designing one.
Read MoreFact sheet: Analysing your data
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This fact sheet provides a few pointers for getting started on drawing findings from the information you have gathered through your research.
Read MoreTemplate: monitoring→
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A template for keeping tabs on outcomes, activities and progress so far.
Read MoreTemplate: Planning template 1→
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This template should help you to plan out what you want to achieve, how you will do this and how you will know you have progressed.
Read MoreTemplate: Planning template 2→
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This template can be used to plan what you want to achieve, how you will do it and when you will do it by.
Read MoreTemplate: Sample stakeholder table→
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This table will help you see who and how people and organisations are involved in developing and carrying out your action plan.
Read MoreTemplate: Community views questionnaire→
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This template will help you collect the priorities and views of the local community.
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