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• The three partners involved in the Landscape training project believed it wasneither successful nor unsuccessful.• One of the partners involved with Easterhouse FM believed it was a success,four of the partners believed it was neither a success or unsuccessful and theother partner responded with don’t know.7.2 Youth Partnersa) PartnershipThe Glenburn Centre and the Easthall Residents Association aims to work inpartnership with a range of other bodies. The questions below were put to partners inyouth organisations, about whether they agreed or disagreed with the followingstatements using the 1 to 5 scale where 1 means they strongly disagree and 5 thatthey strongly agree. DK meant if they had no opinion or they were not in a position tocomment.QUESTION 5 4 3 2 1 Don’tKnowWe have worked in close collaboration/partnership with 1 3your organisationOur collaboration/partnership has been useful 2 2The Easthall Residents Association has benefited more 1 1 1 1from our collaboration/partnership than yourselfThe Easthall Residents Association has been an efficient 1 3organisation to work withWe have been able to agree clear objectives for our 2 2collaboration/partnershipWe shall willingly continue our collaboration/partnershipin the future2 2Comments:“Young Arts wants to continue to develop the Junior Arts Group by working in closecollaboration with ERA”Commentary:• Four out of four of the youth partners agreed very strongly or strongly agreethat they have worked in close collaboration/partnership with the GlenburnCentre.• Four out of four of the youth partners agreed very strongly or strongly agreethat the partnership has been useful.• One of the youth partners strongly agreed that the Glenburn Centre hasbenefited more than their own organisation, that could be justified as thisorganisation attracts up to 40 youngsters and the community café benefits byway of sales from this high turnout. Two of the other partners stronglydisagreed or disagreed.• Four out of the four partners strongly agreed or agreed that the ERA has beenan efficient organisation to work with.42
• Four out of the four partners strongly agreed or agreed that the partners andthe ERA have been able to agree clear objectives for their partnership.• Four out of the four partners strongly agreed or agreed that they shall willinglycontinue their partnership in the future.b) Youth Partners ActivitiesThis is a list of activities, projects or work that has been done in partnership with theEasthall Residents Association. Each of these items have been judged in terms ofsuccess, with 1 being very unsuccessful, 2 being unsuccessful, 3 being neithersuccessful of unsuccessful, 4 being successful, and 5 being very successful and DKbeing Don’t Know.ACTIVITIES5 4 3 2 1 DKLearning Centre 1 2Easterhouse FM 1 1 1Gladiators 1Video Workshop 1Twilight Basketball 1John Bosco Christmas and Halloween parties 1Glenburn Junior Arts Group 1Stepping Stone Animation Project. 1Comments:“Gladiators plans to increase its services in future years.”“From Bosco Juniors point of view we were unable to commit to Easterhouse FMfully.”“Bosco Juniors has enjoyed a strong working relationship with ERA over the last twoyears; our general aim has been to work together to provide a comprehensive, social,leisure and educational resources within the community, for the community. We haveaimed to compliment our services each filling gaps unable to be provided by theother.”Commentary:• All three of the youth partners involved with the Learning Centre believed it wassuccessful or very successful.• One youth partner believed the Easterhouse FM was successful, the otherpartner believed it was neither successful nor unsuccessful and the thirdpartner believed it was unsuccessful.• The Gladiators was regarded by the partner as very successful.• The partner involved in the video workshop believed it was neither successfulnor unsuccessful.• The partner involved in the twilight basketball believed it was successful.• The partner involved in the Christmas and Halloween parties believed that theywere successful.43
Page 3 and 4: CONTENTSPage1 Introduction 42 Histo
Page 5: 2. History and Background2.1 Eastha
Page 8 and 9: Objective 6: To stimulate local emp
Page 10 and 11: • New IT courses, ECDL and basic
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Page 15 and 16: 5. Scope and Methodology of the Soc
Page 17 and 18: This Social Accounting process high
Page 19 and 20: Fourth Value: Environmentally Aware
Page 21 and 22: 6.2 Objectives and ActivitiesThe pu
Page 23 and 24: The café users were asked to compl
Page 25 and 26: is also Tae Kwon Do which is on eve
Page 27 and 28: Commentary:• All 15 learners rate
Page 29 and 30: Objective 2: To support local peopl
Page 31 and 32: Commentary:• 8 out of 10 of the s
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Page 37 and 38: Objective 5: To manage the Glenburn
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Page 41: Sports Activities 1Landscape Traini
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Page 47 and 48: Commentary:• All four volunteers
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Page 63 and 64: APPENDIX1Capturing the Social Accou
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Page 71 and 72: Do you feel secure in your employme
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Page 79 and 80: 4. PrioritiesPlease prioritise the
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Additional comments:Name:Organisati
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PartnershipHave you worked in partn
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Objective 2To support local people
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10. Always trying to buy locally1 2
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APPENDIX3Focus Group&Residents Surv
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The committee were asked to score t
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