Resources

Intergenerational Cyber Safety

Published 2019. Working with all age groups to create a safe cyber environment - a presentation given by Police Scotland

People Having More Choice in their Lives

Sensory Changes presentation from Living Well with Dementia event – March 2019

Published 2019. Agnes Houston was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s 13 years ago and found the biggest challenge to be changes to her senses. Agnes now campaigns for better awareness and care around sensory changes and the impact of this. This presentation, which includes some handy hints and tips was created by Agnes Houston and Kate Robertson for our Living Well with Dementia event on Tuesday 12 March in Birnam.

People Having More Choice in their Lives

Key Findings From the Rural Wisdom Evaluation – produced by NDTI

Published 2019. Rural Wisdom is a five-year National Lottery Community Fund funded project exploring the impact of community-based activities that are led by older people living in rural areas in Scotland and Wales. As part of the project ambitions, the Rural Wisdom partners, Outside the Box, Volunteering Matters Cymru and the National Development Team for Inclusion (NDTi) are sharing the learning to enable people living and working in rural areas to apply and benefit from, what works

Tips for getting Conversations Going

Published 2019. Tips to help people in communities who want to get activities or groups started or develop what you are doing already.

Creating Inclusive Communities

Moments of Freedom – 2018 Review

Published 2018. Moments of Freedom is a project led by Syrian and Kurdish women who have re-settled in Clydebank. The project is facilitated by Outside the Box, funded by The Resettlement Team at West Dunbartonshire Council.

Creating Inclusive Communities

Moments of Freedom – Pilot Evaluation

Published 2017. In partnership with the Resettlement Team at West Dunbartonshire Council, Outside the Box began a pilot project with Syrian and Kurdish women refugee ‘New Scots’ in September 2017. The women and their families arrived in Clydebank under humanitarian protection. Whilst the women and their families receive significant practical support from the resettlement team, there is little resource available to make meaningful links with their wider community.

Creating Inclusive Communities