Welfare Reform Team Evaluation of European Social Fund pilot project 2014-2015

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Barton Neighbourhood Job Fair 15 th July 2015 Analysis of data from feedback forms returned by attendees Data regarding attendees post codes Total attendees who registered at reception = 376 or 326* *Unfortunately there appears to be a series of registration sheets missing or, at a point where the reception desk was overwhelmed with people queueing the sequence of numbers from sheet to sheet went awry. As the difference between the two figures is exactly 50, I think it’s a reasonable assumption to make that five sheets have been lost during the day as each sheet lists ten people. The higher figure would also fit with the number of feedback sheets issued. Where did they all come from? – The post code data Of those that attended 312 gave their post code so attendees have been broken down to the first part of the Oxford post code in order to highlight specific geographical areas e.g. OX3, OX4, OX1 etc. In the case of the OX3 post code which covers Headington it has been broken down further in order to try and identify how many people from Barton (OX3 9)attended. The largest area represented was OX3 (Headington, including Marston and Northway) with 45% (140) of the attendees from this area. Next was OX4 (East Oxford - Cowley and Littlemore) with 29% (92) of attendees from that post code. Of the Headington attendees it would appear that 68, a total of 22% of all attendees were actually from Barton so almost one in four attendees. There were 29 attendees from OX2 which covers Oxford City north and west including areas such as Botley, Summertown and Cutteslowe. We then had 19 from central Oxford City from the OX1 post code. The remainder were in one’s and two’s with the furthest afield coming from Faringdon, Watlington and Thame. A full breakdown of the attendees by post code is shown in appendix 1. The registers also illustrated that more than half of the attendees appeared to arrive in pairs or in small groups judging by how they were clustered on the registers. 1
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Welfare Reform Team Evaluation of E
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The project in numbers 230 particip
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found very difficult to cope with,
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Partnerships This section outlines
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• the setting up of the Welfare R
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• two Welfare Reform Project Offi
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Project milestones and changes to p
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• ESF Department made an on the s
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3. Marketing & Communications The t
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The team has an active Twitter acco
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4. Partnerships A key aim of the ES
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nominated JCP work coaches, and a s
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Customer selfrefers through DHP app
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Customers gave lack of experience,
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40 Confidence in finding work in th
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DHP in future 11 . For project cust
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Customer stories The best way to il
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When Richard was benefit capped in
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Ayesha Ayesha is a single parent wi
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Laurence We helped Laurence as part
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Mel and Ian agreed to follow both o
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6. Performance & Documentation Meas
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People on JSA who have not found wo
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50% 45% 43% Confidence in ICT skill
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Management information There was a
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The team should consider whether da
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There were 38 responses to the cust
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