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Understanding outcomes and demonstrating impact in social programs

November 14, 2014 By Administrator

Join SIMNA ACT for a free workshop on social impact measurement and accountability on Tuesday 25 November 2014. This workshop is running from 9:00am – 11:30am and is generously hosted by ACTCOSS.

Event description – Are you part of an organisation interested in improving the way the results and outcomes of social programs are measured and used? Do you want to better understand where to access, and how to use social and demographic data to more effectively plan and monitor services, strategy and advocacy? Then this workshop is for you!

The ACT Council of Social Service (ACTCOSS) is presenting a SIMNA ACT interactive event on the use of impact measurement and accountability. This session will consider:

  1. Why outcomes measurement matters and how information about impact is critical for accountability to the beneficiaries of programs, funders and the wider community
  2. Why, despite a long-standing desire to do it better, community sector organisations and government agencies struggle to make real advances in demonstrating their impact
  3. Practical steps participating organisations could take
  4. The case for a more system-wide approach and greater collaboration between government, community agencies and communities in defining the outcomes programs are directed to and measuring their impact.

The session will be facilitated by Lyla Rogan, a local consultant who brings Australian and international experience in developing program logic and performance frameworks and strengthening accountability to beneficiaries for program design and results.

Guest Speakers – our Guest Speakers include:

  • Gemma Wood: Data and Evaluation, from the ACT Government’s Community Services Directorate; and
  • Anne Jenkins: Housing and Homelessness, from the ACT Government’s Community Services Directorate.

Event details – are as follows:

  • Date & Time: Tuesday, 25 November 09.00am – 11.30am
  • Venue: ACTCOSS meeting room, 1/6 Gritten Street, Weston ACT 2611
  • Cost: Free! Light refreshments will be provided.
  • Register: You can register your place here.
  • Contact: ACTCOSS on Tel: 02 6202 7200 or Email: actcoss@actcoss.org.au

Registrations are limited to 2 places per organisation.

Book early to secure your place!

 

Filed Under: Australian Capital Territory, Past Events, State Chapters

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