have only been available to contact former clients by phone during conventional Monday to Friday working hours, and Orkney Islands Council’s telephone system shows outgoing calls as number” to recipients, who are often then wary of “no answering. Nevertheless, 2013, a body of 75 post-CPO questionnaires has been amassed, creating a useful bank of information from which the following statistics have been drawn; For Clients who have been required to perform Unpaid Work Only; From completed questionnaires; 41 Did the information you were given at the start of your Unpaid Work tell you what you needed to know? Yes 41 No - 0 (100%) – Do you think the Unpaid Work was worthwhile? Yes 40 No 1 (97.5%) – – Did you get good support from the Community Payback Supervisors? Yes 40 No 1 (97.5%) – – Do you that the work that you did benefited the community? Yes 40 No 1 (97.5%) – – Many of the clients contacted also provided comments on the work that they had done, including examples such as was so proud when they opened the rooms we “I had decorated by cutting a ribbon”, carried on volunteering at the charity where I “I worked since I finished my hours”, and felt good knowing that folk going there “It could go and have a sit down and look at the view they couldn’t if we hadn’t made – the benches”. For Clients subject to Social Worker Supervision” Requirements; “Offender From 34 completed questionnaires; Were you given enough information about supervision at the start of the Order? Yes 33 No 1 (97%) – – Were you treated with respect? Yes 34 No 0 (100%) – – How would you describe the relationship with your Criminal Justice Social Worker(s)? (Scored between 5, Very Good, and 0, Poor)
have only been available to contact former clients by phone during conventional Monday to Friday working hours, and Orkney Islands Council’s telephone system shows outgoing calls as “no number” to recipients, who are often then wary of answering. Nevertheless, 2013, a body of 75 post-CPO questionnaires has been amassed, creating a useful bank of information from which the following statistics have been drawn; For Clients who have been required to perform Unpaid Work Only; From 41 completed questionnaires; Did the information you were given at the start of your Unpaid Work tell you what you needed to know? Yes – 41 No - 0 (100%) Do you think the Unpaid Work was worthwhile? Yes – 40 No – 1 (97.5%) Did you get good support from the Community Payback Supervisors? Yes – 40 No – 1 (97.5%) Do you that the work that you did benefited the community? Yes – 40 No – 1 (97.5%) Many of the clients contacted also provided comments on the work that they had done, including examples such as “I was so proud when they opened the rooms we had decorated by cutting a ribbon”, “I carried on volunteering at the charity where I worked since I finished my hours”, and “It felt good knowing that folk going there could go and have a sit down and look at the view – they couldn’t if we hadn’t made the benches”. For Clients subject to Social Worker “Offender Supervision” Requirements; From 34 completed questionnaires; Were you given enough information about supervision at the start of the Order? Yes – 33 No – 1 (97%) Were you treated with respect? Yes – 34 No – 0 (100%) How would you describe the relationship with your Criminal Justice Social Worker(s)? (Scored between 5, Very Good, and 0, Poor)
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