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Good practice form

Thank you for agreeing to share your good practice examples with other partner organisations. The information you provide will be made available on the Partners IN Salford website to form an online library of good practice examples from across Salford. *

You can copy and paste text into the boxes if you wish. If you have any queries or difficulties in completing the form please contact the Good Practice in Community Involvement team on Tel: 0161-736 2398 or e-mail susan.p.ford@salford.gov.uk

The below help guide will aid you in completing the form. Alternatively you can hover over the title and a help box will appear with advice and prompt questions (not sure if able to do this with the system?).

How to fill in this form (draft copy available but will email over once final format is agreed).

*Partners IN Salford reserve the right not to display information if it is deemed to be potentially damaging to the reputation of an individual or partner organisation

BACKGROUND INFORMATION

This section looks at the basic background information of the project. This information can be used to search for specific issues and topics and to provide a short description of the project to go on the web page.

By filling in these contact details you are agreeing that the following information can be shared through the Good Practice in Community Involvement Project and publicised on the website. You are also agreeing that if you are contacted for information about this example you must try to reply within 14 days. For more information please contact the Good Practice in Community Involvement Project team on Tel: 0161-736 2398 or e-mail susan.p.ford@salford.gov.uk

1. Contact Details

Name of your Organisation
* Named Contact
* Address
* Telephone
* Email

* These details will NOT be reproduced on the website (see end of form)

2. I agree that the following information can be shared through the Good Practice in Community Involvement Project and publicised on the website. If not, please contact the Good Practice in Community Involvement Project team on Tel: 0161 736 2398 or e-mail sarah.hausaman-roberts@salford.gov.uk before completing this form

3. Title of good practice example
Short description of good practice example

4. Which geographical area(s) did your consultation cover? Please tick one or more boxes Click here to see a Salford ward map

All of Salford Barton Boothstown and Ellenbrook Broughton Cadishead Claremont Eccles Irlam Irwell Riverside Kersal Langworthy Little Hulton Ordsall Pendlebury Swinton North Swinton South Walkden North Walkden South Weaste & Seedley Winton Worsley

5. Which partnership themes are the good practice example relevant to? (Please tick one or more boxes)

A healthy city
A safe city
A learning and creative city
A city where children and young people are valued
An inclusive city with stronger communities
An economically prosperous city
A city that is good to live in

6. Time scale (please specify start and end dates - if no finish date, select 'ongoing')	January February March April May June July August September October November December Ongoing 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Ongoing
	January February March April May June July August September October November December Ongoing 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Ongoing

7. Associated strategies Please tick one or more boxes

Community plan: Making the vision real Children and Young People’s Plan Eccles CAP Little Hulton and Walkden CAP Irlam and Cadishead CAP Swinton CAP Salford East CAP Claremont and Weaste CAP Ordsall and Langworthy CAP Boothstown and Worsley CAP IEG statement Making the future happen in Salford: Our strategy for housing in Salford 2004-06 Homelessness strategy Economic Development Strategy 2004-07 Neighbourhood Renewal Strategy Older peoples strategy: growing older IN Salford Health inequalities IN Salford: A strategy for action 2005-2020 Salford Community Safety Strategy 2005-08 Tackling anti social behaviour IN Salford Drug and Alcohol Team (DAAT) strategy New Deal for the Community (NDC) delivery plan Greater Manchester Waste Disposal Authority Greater Manchester Transport Authority Affordable Warmth Strategy

8. Who was involved? Please tick one or more boxes

Older people (over 65) Children (under 11) Young people (11 - 18) Disabled people Black and minority ethnic communities LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) Tenants Residents Males Females Cross section of population Cross section of service users Faith Refugee and asylum seekers Other

If you selected "Other", please enter who

PROCESS

Each of the questions below offers a prompt over certain aspects of a process from objectives to funding and partnership working.

9. Initiating factors What were the driving forces behind this project? Depending on the example this could include: a request from the community, an issue that arose, the identification of a gap in service provision, results of consultation/evaluation/research findings etc. Was any further consultation undertaken to inform plans and objectives?

10. Main objectives What were the main objectives? Did these objectives change over time?

11. Who was involved and the role they played Name of group, directorate, business, partners, community involved etc. Remember to discuss your own role in the process.

Participating Role

12. Engaging with others How did you go about involving different groups, directorates, partners, and communities? What were the positive results of engaging with each other and what did it enable to happen? What were the main constraints? How robust and sustainable have these relationships proven?

13. Funding, resources and in kind donations This could include funding and donations of time, money or materials. If amount is unknown please type unknown.

Source Purpose Total

PROGRESS TO DATE

Please tell us about what progress this example has made and if there has been any local, regional or national recognition for the work achieved.

14. Progress Key outcomes of the work carried out to date. Depending on the example this could include: changes in perception, improvement in quality of life (before and after), changes to statistics, working towards performance targets for your organisation, a summary of how this is better than what happened before, how is this a different way of working?

15. Recognition Any internal/external awards, training or standards met.

Yes No If yes, what?

LEARNING AND TAKING IT FORWARD

What has been learnt from this process? If you were to do it again what would you do differently? What did you learn from others? What happens next?

16. Evaluating the process How was this process evaluated? Please include the results of this evaluation in the two boxes below.

17. What worked well? What has worked well and why? Please include any feedback you have had back from evaluation.

18. What could be done differently Did you encounter any difficulties or constraints? What potential risks needed to be considered or arose? If you were to do this project again what would you want to do differently and what would you hope to be the results of this? Please include any feedback you have had back from evaluating?

19. Taking it forward Could this project be developed further? What resources and support would you need to achieve this and create sustainability? Could it be mainstreamed? If based in one particular area of Salford is there an opportunity for it to be used in other areas of the city?

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

20. Associated good practice examples Are there any other examples on the library which link to this example?

21. Electronic contact details for web users to contact you (these contact details will be shown on the good practice website)

Named contact
Address
Telephone
Email

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