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The Impact of Referrals Between Edinburgh CLW Service and the Third Sector

24 October 2024 By EVOC Comms

Edinburgh’s Health and Social Care Partnership has commissioned a study to gain a deeper understanding of the impact of referrals between the Edinburgh community link worker service and third-sector organisations. A collaboration between EVOC and Queen Margaret University, the study aims to improve future delivery.

We would like to hear from staff or volunteers who work in third-sector organisations to find out:

  • what works well
  • what doesn’t work well and why
  • what changes could be made to better support individuals

Share Your Experiences

Participation involves a recorded online or in-person discussion at a place of your choosing with a researcher based at Queen Margaret University. The session would last between 30-60 minutes. All information will be anonymised and kept strictly confidential. You will be asked to read an information sheet and sign a consent form before you participate.

If you are willing to take part, please email Helen Allbutt (Queen Margaret University): [email protected]

If you would like to know more, please get in touch with Alison Leitch (Edinburgh Community Link Worker Network): [email protected] 

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