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A co-constructed and co-produced evaluation of the Anchor Project in Shetland.

Kennedy, Catriona; Douglas, Flora; Spolander, Gary; Perring, Emma; Hall, Lynsey

Authors

Emma Perring

Lynsey Hall



Abstract

This report details the findings of the independent evaluation of Shetland's Anchor Project (2018-2023). This evaluation was funded by the Scottish Government. The Anchor Project sits within an ambitious Scottish Government policy landscape to eradicate child poverty through involving children and families in a fair and inclusive manner. The overall aim of Anchor was to facilitate learning and action in family led problem solving and early intervention. Families are placed at the centre of decision making and the purpose is to direct resources towards early action rather than crisis management. A further aim was to enable system change by giving families and services the space to try out new ways of working together, moving from crisis intervention to early intervention and prevention.

Citation

KENNEDY, C., DOUGLAS, F., SPOLANDER, G., PERRING, E. and HALL, L. 2024. A co-constructed and co-produced evaluation of the Anchor Project in Shetland. Edinburgh: Scottish Government.

Report Type Project Report
Deposit Date Jul 16, 2024
Publisher Scottish Government
Keywords Child poverty; Poverty; Shetland; Scotland
Public URL https://rgu-repository.worktribe.com/output/2413117
Related Public URLs https://rgu-repository.worktribe.com/output/2413354 (Infographic)