Appendices 1: Stakeholder scope Stakeholder Reason for What changed for them? Group Size Number Method of involvement Inclusion Involved How? Who? Life Cycle UK Regular users of the Improved sense of well-being, improved health, 2,186 3 Using management Current service service users Life Cycle services more stimulated and inspired, more information data, users better relationships, less isolation, interviews and less anxiety and depression, independence, discussions safety, new skills Life Cycle UK Conduct work with Job satisfaction, development of skills Using management Current staff and 14 1 staff and beneficiaries, information data, management management organise and help interviews and deliver the service discussions Life Cycle UK Conduct work with Satisfaction in achievements leading to greater 50 0 Interviews and All the volunteers volunteers beneficiaries, help sense of well-being informal discussions that work at Life deliver the service UK Friends and Impacted by the Increased of mind, knowing loved one is 5,000 0 Using management Family and friends family change to the increasing health and fitness information data, of current service primary stakeholder informal discussions users and volunteers Local Impacted by Social cohesion; roads; improved X X Using management Residents of Bristol community presence of local environment information data, services informal discussions Govt. Represent wider Less people requiring help, free up resources to X X Outsource, common Bristol City Council, society address other concerns trends in previous National studies Government Partnerships Cross referrals, Awareness of community needs; alleviates X X Using management e.g. Avon and Organisations receive services pressure on services; assists them in meeting information data - Somerset Police; organisational goals. Better levels of services due quants and quail. HMP Bristol, AWP to support from Life Cycle UK Informal discussions Health Some beneficiaries Less people requesting help freeing up X X Secondary research NHS, etc – Organisations may seek less help resources from health organisations, freeing up resources
Appendices 1: Stakeholder scope Stakeholder Reason for Inclusion What changed for them? Group Size Number Involved Method of involvement How? Who? Life Cycle UK service users Regular users of the Life Cycle services Improved sense of well-being, improved health, more stimulated and inspired, more better relationships, less isolation, less anxiety and depression, independence, safety, new skills 2,186 3 Using management information data, interviews and discussions Current service users Life Cycle UK staff and management Conduct work with beneficiaries, organise and help deliver the service Job satisfaction, development of skills 14 1 Using management information data, interviews and discussions Current staff and management Life Cycle UK volunteers Conduct work with beneficiaries, help deliver the service Satisfaction in achievements leading to greater sense of well-being 50 0 Interviews and informal discussions All the volunteers that work at Life UK Friends and family Impacted by the change to the primary stakeholder Increased of mind, knowing loved one is increasing health and fitness 5,000 0 Using management information data, informal discussions Family and friends of current service users and volunteers Local community Impacted by presence of local services Social cohesion; roads; improved environment X X Using management information data, informal discussions Residents of Bristol Govt. Represent wider society Less people requiring help, free up resources to address other concerns X X Outsource, common trends in previous studies Bristol City Council, National Government Partnerships Organisations Cross referrals, receive services Awareness of community needs; alleviates pressure on services; assists them in meeting organisational goals. Better levels of services due to support from Life Cycle UK X X Using management information data - quants and quail. Informal discussions e.g. Avon and Somerset Police; HMP Bristol, AWP Health Organisations Some beneficiaries may seek less help from health organisations, freeing up resources Less people requesting help – freeing up resources X X Secondary research NHS, etc
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