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training space for our employability based training project, the Centre has exceededexpectations and we look forward to continued involvement with the Glenburn.”Furthermore, another partner quoted; “Most recent experience is of old premises,Easthall in those instances did an excellent job under constrained circumstances.”These comments would suggest that two of the partners did not read thequestionnaire thoroughly and the other partner has not visited the Centre since itsrenovation.The Glenburn Centre showing an environmental awareness scored the lowest, fifteenstakeholders did not know if the Centre had an environmental awareness policy, withfive respondents believing the Centre’s environmental awareness to be unsuccessfulor very unsuccessful. Although the Centre has a collection point for aluminium canswithin the main hall, more should be done within the Glenburn Centre. However,there are other environmental plans for the future.The Housing Co-operative are launching an energy efficiency pilot and recyclingscheme. The initial project will be the installation of recycling banks located in thePark and energy monitoring and advice to its tenants. The Greater EasterhouseEnvironmental Trust will be employing a waste management officer who will be ableto advise and work with the groups on these projects. This will be a starting point inencouraging recycling that will eventually lead to recycling bins in individual gardens.The Centre will provide the focus for information and training. Furthermore, a numberof tenants have enquired about a gardening club. The gardening club will recyclewaste and use grey water collected from the roof for watering plants.20
6.2 Objectives and ActivitiesThe purpose of the Easthall Residents Association is to establish, secure anddevelop the services within the Glenburn Centre that benefits the residents of theEasthall area. This is done by partnerships with the local authorities, voluntaryorganisations and the residents in a common effort to advance education, relievepoverty and to provide facilities and services in the interest of the social welfare forrecreation and leisure time occupation with the objective of improving the conditionsof life for the residents of Easthall.Objective 1: To provide a community facility by……It has always been Easthall Residents Associations policy to encourage members ofthe local community to become actively involved in the Glenburn Centre. At presentseven local people are on the management committee and there are currently fourvolunteers working at the Centre. Local people are invited to join the managementcommittee and the organisation are always looking for volunteers to assist with theday to day running of the Centre.The table below states what some of our stakeholders think about our performanceon this activity.Each specific value was on the 1-2-3-4-5 scale according to how well stakeholdersthink that Easthall Residents Association performs against it. 1 means veryunsuccessful; and 5 means very successful.Objective 1: To provide a community facilityStakeholders 5 4 3 2 1 Don’tKnowStaff 3Volunteers 3 1Mgt Committee 3 1Commentary:- Overall there is an 81% success rate in meeting this objective.- One point that has been noted from these results is that 1 volunteer doesn’t knowon this objective. The only reason that can be given for this is because theywere knew to the organisation however the organisation will be improving theinduction process because of this.Activity 1.1: Involving and encouraging local participation in the Centre’smanagement structures and operationsStakeholders 5 4 3 2 1 Don’tKnowFunders 1 1Staff 2 1Volunteers 2 1 1Main Partner 121
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