Is there a need to re-imagine evaluation?
The evaluation of programmes and interventions is often performed with an emphasis on value for money.
Is this the primary purpose of evaluation or should we be using the data collected differently?
Mental Health and Wellbeing examples from the Global South
On World Mental Health Day, we share examples of great programmes from around the World, in places where mental health is not readily discussed.
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Mental Health Crisis reimagined: We have the evidence to change the approach
Community support groups are a resource that can offer most people struggling with their mental health something unique…
We’re getting it wrong when it comes to children’s mental health
Some support for children is better than none. Our fear of doing harm, is likely resulting in harm though our inaction.
Here is what we should be doing…
Leave tokenism behind: how to get co-design right
What do we mean by tokenism and co-design? What are the benefits?
Why it’s important to listen to service users in developing interventions and how to do it right…
Can’t engage or won’t engage: Is your strategy working?
‘Can’t engage. Won’t engage’ is often how the lack of engagement with marginalised or discriminated members of the community is described.
Here we have a look at some thoughts and raise some questions to discuss internally in your organisation to help you rethink your engagement.
