LSE Evaluation of the Trafford Hall Making Things Happen Capacity Building Programme 1999-2003

The Trafford Hall Making Things Happen Programme is an innovative and practical‘capacity building’ programme of residential training, linked to follow-up small grants, forsocial housing tenants in England and Wales. It aims to support community volunteers to beinvolved in improving neighbourhoods and neighbourhood services. The Programme isorganised by Trafford Hall, home of the National Tenants’ Resource Centre. It is funded bythe Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, with input from the Housing Corporation and WelshAssembly Government. LSE Housing has monitored and evaluated the Programme since itsstart in 1999. The Programme is currently funded to run until 2005. This is a summary offindings from our research over four years, 1999-2003.[...]

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Year of publication:	2004-08-01
Authors:	Beck, Helen ; Richardson, Liz
Institutions:	London School of Economics and Political Science
Published in:	London School of Economics and Political Science - CASE Reports CASEreport 26
Subject:	Weiterbildung \| Motivation \| Wissen \| Fähigkeit \| Mieter \| Tenant

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Executive Summary
1. Introduction
2. Policy context for the Making Things Happen Programme
3. Making Things Happen Programme groups and people
4. Making Things Happen training courses
5. Making Things Happen Programme quality
6. Programme added value and value for money
7. Training course skills, knowledge and motivational outcomes
8. Action outcomes from training
9. Making Things Happen small grants
9. Conclusions
Appendices

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