- Spaces for Engagement on Climate Action in Edinburgh
- Milestone Intermediate Care Unit Evaluation
- Getting About Getting A Break – Phase 1
- The Future of Older People’s Day Care in Edinburgh
- Consultation Responses
- Reports & Research
- Mind the Craic Report
- Event Summaries
Spaces for Engagement on Climate Action in Edinburgh
What we learned from workshops in Edinburgh on climate engagement during COP26 in and where to go next.
Milestone Intermediate Care Unit Evaluation
Author: Gerry Mitchell
EVOC were commissioned by the Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership to carry out this work in collaboration with members of the Milestone Steering Group.
This evaluation illustrates the key benefits of the Milestone Intermediate Care Unit (MICU) provision, between April 2020 and October 2021. It summarises findings from interviews conducted during a recent evaluation of the service; performance data from the first 18 months of its operation and secondary literature.
Getting About Getting A Break – Phase 1
This report is Phase 1 of a review of travel and respite for adults with disabilities or additional support needs and those that care for them in light of the Covid pandemic. It has been created with support from voluntary organisations, the Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership, City of Edinburgh Transport and over 100 people who took the time to contribute to an online survey.
The Future of Older People’s Day Care in Edinburgh
Informed by the lived experiences of Older People’s Day Care Service Providers, Service Users and Carers in Edinburgh this report, which has been produced in partnership with Edinburgh’s 14 registered Day Care Services for Older People, explores the future of day care for older people in light of the impact of the pandemic.
Read the report I Report recommendations
Consultation Responses
Responses to the National Care Service Consultation Nov 2021
- On behalf of Edinburgh’s community & voluntary sector
- From EVOC – Edinburgh’s TSI
- From the TSI Network
Response to the Independent Review of Adult Social Care 2020
(to the Scottish Government on behalf of Edinburgh’s Third Sector)
Mind the Craic
This initiative was delivered in partnership with Volunteer Edinburgh and the Third Sector Strategy Group and researched what really works in the field of prevention and early intervention for Edinburgh’s citizens. From August to early December 2018, Virginia Bjertnes (who carried out the project) met with people from various communities around Edinburgh. Partner organisations invited her to join groups, meet individuals and hear the voices of a wide diversity of people. Interviewees ranged from 7 to 98 years old from and came from different localities across the City. They were people with and without disabilities, from various ethnic backgrounds, religious beliefs, sexual orientations and nationalities. Mind the Craic relays the experience of participants and volunteers of 66 different groups and projects.
Read the full report I Watch a short film about the project
Reports and Research
The following State of the Sector reports reflect on the Edinburgh’s third sector:
State of the Sector 2019/20 I State of the Sector 2018/19 I State of the Sector 2017/18
Event Summaries
Community Led Support in Edinburgh – 23/07/2019
