The Big Lottery Fund held an event on 11 November 2010 for 100 people who have received funding through the £29 million Research Grants Programme.
The purpose of the event was to share learning about topical themes covered by the programme including dissemination, user involvement, social inclusion, community engagement, disability, well being and mental health.
| Presentation | Speakers |
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Former Chair of the Big Lottery Fund; Sir Clive Booth |
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Katherine McKenna, Senior Consultant and Nicola Smith, Associate Director, Ecorys |
- 323KB |
Razia Shariff, Head of the Knowledge Exchange Team, Third Sector Research Centre |
- 298KB |
Sue Milne, Children in Scotland, ‘Participation in Practice’ project |
- 124KB |
Dianne Seddon, Crossroads, ‘Carers for people with mental health problems’ project |
- 1,120KB |
Natalie Djohari and Adam Brown, Substance, ‘the Social and Community Benefits of Angling’ project |
- 523KB |
Val Woodward, Workers Education Association, ‘Community Research for Better Health in the Midlands’ project |
- 86KB |
Alice Goodenough, The Silvanus Trust, ‘Social cohesion and well-being deriving from woodland activities’ project |
- 95KB |
John Larson, Rethink, ‘Personalisation and severe mental illness: impact for individuals and organisations’ project |
- 89KB |
Lisa Reynolds, Eaves Housing for Women, ‘An assessment of interventions designed to support women exiting prostitution’ project |
- 109KB |
Anita Franklin & Joe Waterton, The Children’s Society, ‘Safeguarding Young People’ project |
- 68KB |
Huda Jawad Solace Women’s Aid, ‘Moving On Up How women and children rebuild their lives after domestic violence’ project |
- 742KB |
Karen Carrick, Greenspace Scotland, ‘Greenspace is good - so prove it!’ project |
- 73KB |
Olga Kozlowska, Association for Real Change, ‘Here to Stay: people with learning disabilities from new migrant communities’ project |
- 147KB |
Louca- Mai Brady and Zara Todd, NCB, ‘Developing the participation of disabled children and young people’ project |
- 200KB |
Stephen Jones, British Retinitis Pigmentosa Society, ‘Developing Therapies for Rhodopsin Retinitis Pigmentosa’ project |