2: Theory of Change Stakeholder Inputs Activity Outputs Outcomes Life Cycle Participation is Adult cycle training; youth cycle High numbers attending events; Increased social interaction, sense of UK service voluntary, therefore training and maintenance identifying local issues; belonging, leading to less loneliness, anxiety users assume exogenous workshops; older people cycle and depression. Improved relationships and value training and rides; bike surgeries; community. More confidence and supported bike rides for people independence. Sense of achievement. experiencing mental and Independence. Safety. Development of emotional distress or other skills. disabled people; cycling advice and information. Life Cycle Time (work and travel) Plan, implement and monitor Life Achieve goals, deliver work plans Salary, satisfaction in achievements, UK staff and UK services development of skills management Life Cycle Time (work and travel) Plan, implement and monitor Life High level of involvement; advocacy, Satisfaction in achievements leading to UK Cycle UK services organisation, support given. Achieve greater of well-being, development of volunteers goals skills Friends, Time (immeasurable Friend or family member has less Friend or family member improves life and Improved relationships. Greater wellbeing family sunk £0) as a result of Life Cycle UK feels better about self and others. Local Participation is Community events, activities, More opportunities for social contact Stronger and more connected community; – community voluntary, therefore services and facilities bonding and bridging; safer cycling; more people cycling safely; less pollution assume exogenous environmental improvement value Govt. Responding to requests Life UK services Increase in number of people with a Freeing up resources associated with social for services greater of well-being. problems. Partnerships Support. New members Support from Life UK Improvement in the service offered as a Better levels of service provided as a result of Orgs. result of partnering with Life UK partnering with other organisations Health Orgs. Inputs regardless, sunk Life Cycle UK emotional and Less anxiety and depression and less People not reporting to GP's with anxiety and – practical support associated physical health issues depression or associated physical problems
2: Theory of Change Stakeholder Inputs Activity Outputs Outcomes Life Cycle UK service users Participation is voluntary, therefore assume exogenous value Adult cycle training; youth cycle training and maintenance workshops; older people cycle training and rides; bike surgeries; supported bike rides for people experiencing mental and emotional distress or other disabled people; cycling advice and information. High numbers attending events; identifying local issues; Increased social interaction, sense of belonging, leading to less loneliness, anxiety and depression. Improved relationships and community. More confidence and independence. Sense of achievement. Independence. Safety. Development of skills. Life Cycle UK staff and management Time (work and travel) Plan, implement and monitor Life UK services Achieve goals, deliver work plans Salary, satisfaction in achievements, development of skills Life Cycle UK volunteers Time (work and travel) Plan, implement and monitor Life Cycle UK services High level of involvement; advocacy, organisation, support given. Achieve goals Satisfaction in achievements leading to greater of well-being, development of skills Friends, family Time (immeasurable sunk £0) Friend or family member has less as a result of Life Cycle UK Friend or family member improves life and feels better about self and others. Improved relationships. Greater wellbeing Local community Participation is voluntary, therefore assume exogenous value Community events, activities, services and facilities More opportunities for social contact – bonding and bridging; safer cycling; environmental improvement Stronger and more connected community; more people cycling safely; less pollution Govt. Responding to requests for services Life UK services Increase in number of people with a greater of well-being. Freeing up resources associated with social problems. Partnerships Orgs. Support. New members Support from Life UK Improvement in the service offered as a result of partnering with Life UK Better levels of service provided as a result of partnering with other organisations Health Orgs. Inputs regardless, sunk Life Cycle UK – emotional and practical support Less anxiety and depression and less associated physical health issues People not reporting to GP's with anxiety and depression or associated physical problems
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