Resources

Rural Wisdom Conversation Starter: Connecting Men

A recording of speakers at the Rural Wisdom Connecting Men event in May 2021. Our conversation starter sessions bring people together to talk, reflect and share ideas about rural connections, resilience and inclusion. This event focused on what's working best for men in rural places in Scotland, to enjoy and benefit from taking part in communities. Visit www.ruralwisdom.org/shared-learning to find out more about Rural Wisdom's work.

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Community Solutions: Finding the Right Support

Community Solutions brings together several complementary areas of work developed through a partnership between Outside the Box, the innovation hub at Healthcare Improvement Scotland, Nesta and other organisations.

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Community Solutions: Showing the Impact

Community Solutions brings together several complementary areas of work developed through a partnership between Outside the Box, the innovation hub at Healthcare Improvement Scotland, Nesta and other organisations. This is one of a series of publications describing work that happened between 2019 and early 2021.

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Mums Returning To Work Training Support Pack

Published 2020. The Mums Returning to Work training support pack draws on the expertise of women returning to the workplace after maternity and the impact on their families. Their knowledge and expertise is shared in the resource as a guide for good practice.

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Handy Hints and Tips for avoiding Scams and Financial Harm

Published 2018. In December 2018, the Brechin Information Hub received a visit from two members of the Trading Standards team at Angus Council who gave people some information around protection from scams and financial harm and how to reduce door to door cold calling and nuisance phone calls. North Angus Rural Wisdom Community Worker, Shona has produced a short summary of what the group learned. 

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Can Self-Directed Support Work in Community Justice Settings? (Project Evaluation Report)

Published 2018. Moving Forward was set up as a partnership project involving Turning Point Scotland, Outside the Box and Glasgow Community Justice Authority (now Community Justice Glasgow) in 2015. The project was funded by the Scottish Government and monitored and evaluated by Inspiring Scotland as part of the national strategy implementation for self-directed support (SDS) in Scotland. It concluded in September 2018. This report evaluates the project and it's impact

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