Chain of Events

Yes

Chain of Events

Yes

Outcome Description

Aspirations and feelings about the future (improved)===Chain of Events=== Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Outcome Description

Improved attitudes to differences===Chain of Events=== Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Chain of Events

Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Chain of Events

Yes

Outcome Description

This outcome describes the capability to engage in productive and valued activities- care for others, including children and parents. This outcome was taken from the Equality Measurement Framework, which focuses on those things in life that people say are important for them to actually do and be.

The framework monitors the central and valuable things in life that people actually achieve - such as enjoying an adequate standard of living, being healthy, having good opportunities for education and learning, enjoying legal security, and being free from crime and the fear of crime. It is particularly concerned with the position of individuals and groups with regard to characteristics such as age, disability, ethnicity, gender, religion or belief, sexual orientation, transgender and social class.

Outcome Description

Employer confidence in younger applicants

Chain of Events

No, although many factors could influence a change in peoples' attitudes to disability and equalities issues

Chain of Events

Possibly - through contribution to a spiral of decline for the fabric and well-being of communities

Outcome Description

Community infrastructure and resources (improved access)===Chain of Events=== Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Chain of Events

Yes

Outcome Description

This outcome is intrinsic - valued by and related primarily to individuals (vs extrinsic: can be measured or valued by other people) - and is of benefit to the individual specifically (vs having benefit to society).

Source for this distinction: The Young Foundation; "A Framework of Outcomes for Young People" report: http://www.youngfoundation.org/files/images/ework_of_Outcomes_for_Young_People_July_2012_0.pdf

Chain of Events

Possibly

Chain of Events

Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Outcome Description

Improved emotional well-being===Chain of Events=== Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Outcome Description

stakeholders engaged in purposeful activity that they consider 'worthwhile'

(stakeholders also used words such as also meaningful, purposeful)

Source: Workwise SROI: http://www.thesroinetwork.org/members-area/publications/doc_details/208-workwise-sroi-forecast===Chain of Events=== stakeholder: -> accepts support -> has opportunity to work on placement -> has structured day placements -> engaged in purposeful activity that they consider 'worthwhile'

Outcome Description

Family relationships (increased satisfaction)

Outcome Description

Improved feelings of self worth

Chain of Events

No

Outcome Description

Child is separated from father and feels more safe and secure and is less at risk of domestic violence.Could be indicated by fewer incidences reported.

Chain of Events

Yes

Chain of Events

Yes

Chain of Events

Possibly

Chain of Events

Yes - a reduction in youth offending is likely to be the result of deeper changes

Chain of Events

Not necessarily

Chain of Events

Possibly

Chain of Events

Possibly - the successful treatment of conduct disorder means a child will have greater personal well-being and is less likely to become involved in criminal behaviour.

Chain of Events

Yes

Chain of Events

Yes, as reducing the use of drugs and excessive use of alcohol can mean young people are more likely to stay in education or find employment or training, thus improving their future earning capacity. It can also save significant amounts for the health services.

Chain of Events

Possibly, as a reduction in the number of persistent truants is likely to tie in with better employment prospects and health as well as a lesser chance of offending later in life.

Outcome Description

Increased satisfaction in friendships===Chain of Events=== Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Chain of Events

Yes

Outcome Description

Change in relationship of a parent with their child, from the perspective of the parent.

Outcome Description

Improved friendships as a result of community learning.

Chain of Events

Possibly

Outcome Description

Mental health, well-being and suicidal tendencies can show increased frequency among young LGBT people.===Chain of Events=== Yes.

Outcome Description

Independent living for homeless people

Chain of Events

Yes - the outcomes may be due to the person being less isolated and better able to make friends

Outcome Description

Reduced levels of isolation===Chain of Events=== Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Chain of Events

Yes

Outcome Description

As the family separates the household income is lowered - for example the loss of benefits.

Outcome Description

Change in level of alcohol misuse.

Chain of Events

Yes

Chain of Events

Yes - the stakeholder may experience other outcomes in making new friends or improving the quality of their relationships with others due to feeling less isolated

Chain of Events

Yes, childhood poverty is a predictor of lots of negative outcomes later in life. A study in the US from the University of Michigan found that 21% of children who are poor at birth go on to spend at least half of the years between 25 and 30 in poverty. Only 4% of children not born into poverty do that. Studies have also shown that children who grow up in poverty have an 8 per cent increased chance of being unemployed, depriving the economy of those earnings.

Chain of Events

Yes

Outcome Description

Life satisfaction (increased)===Chain of Events=== Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Outcome Description

Reduced levels of loneliness===Chain of Events=== Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Outcome Description

The impact of having a teenage birth compared to those who became pregnant under 20 but miscarried (reliable control group).===Chain of Events=== Teenage pregnancy is associated with deprivation, lack of qualifications and low educational expectations, which are also likely to contribute to poorer outcomes for teenage parents.

Chain of Events

Yes

Outcome Description

Motivation and Activity (improved)===Chain of Events=== Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Chain of Events

Yes

Chain of Events

Yes, poverty contributes to lots of social problems and reduced mobility

Chain of Events

Improved nutrition should lead to improved overall health and well-being

Outcome Description

This outcome describes the capability to engage in productive and valued activities- not be forced to work in a particular occupation or without pay. This outcome was taken from the Equality Measurement Framework, which focuses on those things in life that people say are important for them to actually do and be.

The framework monitors the central and valuable things in life that people actually achieve - such as enjoying an adequate standard of living, being healthy, having good opportunities for education and learning, enjoying legal security, and being free from crime and the fear of crime. It is particularly concerned with the position of individuals and groups with regard to characteristics such as age, disability, ethnicity, gender, religion or belief, sexual orientation, transgender and social class.

Outcome Description

This outcome describes the capability to engage in productive and valued activities- choose a balance between paid and unpaid work, care and leisure on an equal basis with others. This outcome was taken from the Equality Measurement Framework, which focuses on those things in life that people say are important for them to actually do and be.

The framework monitors the central and valuable things in life that people actually achieve - such as enjoying an adequate standard of living, being healthy, having good opportunities for education and learning, enjoying legal security, and being free from crime and the fear of crime. It is particularly concerned with the position of individuals and groups with regard to characteristics such as age, disability, ethnicity, gender, religion or belief, sexual orientation, transgender and social class.

Outcome Description

This outcome describes the capability to engage in productive and valued activities- have a decent paid job, with support where necessary. This outcome was taken from the Equality Measurement Framework, which focuses on those things in life that people say are important for them to actually do and be.

The framework monitors the central and valuable things in life that people actually achieve - such as enjoying an adequate standard of living, being healthy, having good opportunities for education and learning, enjoying legal security, and being free from crime and the fear of crime. It is particularly concerned with the position of individuals and groups with regard to characteristics such as age, disability, ethnicity, gender, religion or belief, sexual orientation, transgender and social class.

Outcome Description

Parents feel calmer, less anxious/ more hopeful, confident, less angry.===Chain of Events=== Parents feel calmer, less anxious/ more hopeful, confident, less angry, less reliant on drink/drugs. Leadig to better relationships, communication, and improved family life. Stronger family union, less parent-child separation.

Outcome Description

Increased levels of participation===Chain of Events=== Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Outcome Description

Perceptions of community and neighbourhood (improved)===Chain of Events=== Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Chain of Events

No

Chain of Events

Yes

Chain of Events

Yes

Outcome Description

This outcome describes the capability to engage in productive and valued activities- not be prevented from working in a particular occupation without good reason. This outcome was taken from the Equality Measurement Framework, which focuses on those things in life that people say are important for them to actually do and be.

The framework monitors the central and valuable things in life that people actually achieve - such as enjoying an adequate standard of living, being healthy, having good opportunities for education and learning, enjoying legal security, and being free from crime and the fear of crime. It is particularly concerned with the position of individuals and groups with regard to characteristics such as age, disability, ethnicity, gender, religion or belief, sexual orientation, transgender and social class.

Outcome Description

Paid job with support where necessary

Care (for others, including children and parents)

Productive and valued activity even if unpaid

Respite from caring

Paid and unpaid work balance

Work in just and favourable conditions

Occupation or without pay (not forced to work in a particular)

Prevented from working in a particular occupation without good reason (not to be)

Outcome Description

This outcome describes the capability to engage in productive and valued activities- do something useful and have the value of your work recognised even if unpaid. This outcome was taken from the Equality Measurement Framework, which focuses on those things in life that people say are important for them to actually do and be.

The framework monitors the central and valuable things in life that people actually achieve - such as enjoying an adequate standard of living, being healthy, having good opportunities for education and learning, enjoying legal security, and being free from crime and the fear of crime. It is particularly concerned with the position of individuals and groups with regard to characteristics such as age, disability, ethnicity, gender, religion or belief, sexual orientation, transgender and social class.

Chain of Events

Better attitudes towards mental health creates the conditions for better integration of people with mental health problems.

Chain of Events

Possibly

Chain of Events

Possibly

Outcome Description

split between in and outside family so we need to review indicators

Chain of Events

Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Chain of Events

Yes

Chain of Events

No

Outcome Description

This outcome describes the capability to engage in productive and valued activities- have rest and leisure, including holidays, and respite from caring responsibilities. This outcome was taken from the Equality Measurement Framework, which focuses on those things in life that people say are important for them to actually do and be.

The framework monitors the central and valuable things in life that people actually achieve - such as enjoying an adequate standard of living, being healthy, having good opportunities for education and learning, enjoying legal security, and being free from crime and the fear of crime. It is particularly concerned with the position of individuals and groups with regard to characteristics such as age, disability, ethnicity, gender, religion or belief, sexual orientation, transgender and social class.

Chain of Events

Yes

Chain of Events

Yes

Outcome Description

An improvement in sexual health

Outcome Description

Improvement of social networks===Chain of Events=== Healthier Lives (Scottish Outcome Domain)

Chain of Events

N/A

Chain of Events

Yes

Outcome Description

Social Network relates to friends and colleagues and other non-family members as potential providers of emotional and practical support. Strength relates to size of network and depth of relationship between members.===Chain of Events=== Disabled people attend support sessions with people in similar situations -> Friendships develop -> Disabled people spend time with others outside support sessions -> Social Network is strengthened.

Chain of Events

Yes

Chain of Events

Possibly

Outcome Description

too general

Chain of Events

Yes - child poverty related to poorer outcomes later in life

Chain of Events

Yes, lots of evidence of impacts on health

Outcome Description

This outcome describes the capability to engage in productive and valued activities- work in just and favourable conditions, including health and safety, fair treatment during pregnancy, maternity and paternity, fair pay, reasonable hours and freedom from harassment or discrimination. This outcome was taken from the Equality Measurement Framework, which focuses on those things in life that people say are important for them to actually do and be.

The framework monitors the central and valuable things in life that people actually achieve - such as enjoying an adequate standard of living, being healthy, having good opportunities for education and learning, enjoying legal security, and being free from crime and the fear of crime. It is particularly concerned with the position of individuals and groups with regard to characteristics such as age, disability, ethnicity, gender, religion or belief, sexual orientation, transgender and social class.