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A summary of the pilot and evaluation of Glasgow's fruit in schools project: a partnership project involving Glasgow City Council, Greater Glasgow NHS Board and Glasgow Healthy City Partnership
Get PDFA study of the objectives and outcomes of a pilot project focusing on improving the diet of early years Glasgow school children. This pilot project particularly focussed on introducing more fruit and veg into the school diets of these children
Aids (control) act 1987 report for the year to 31 March 2003
Get PDFStatutory document updated on an annual basi
I would hate to think it was because I was homeless: a needs assessment of young people experiencing homelessness
Get PDFThis study aimed to ascertain the health related issues faced by young homeless people, aged 16-25, within Glasgow City Centre, identifying any problems that were specific to gender or within the age groups 16-18, 19-21, 22-25. Homelessness includes rough sleeping, staying within homeless accommodation (supported and unsupported), temporary accommodation, and sleeping care of family or friends
Health and well-being summary report for East Dunbartonshire August 2002 - February 2003
Get PDFThis report contains the findings of a research study carried out between the 13th August 2002 and 7th February 2003 by RBA Research Ltd on behalf of Greater Glasgow NHS Board (GGNHSB)
Safe T Rex pilot evaluation: final report
Get PDFTo help convey the road safety message to the 5-11 year old group a fun character, Safe T Rex, has been developed and piloted. The 'Safe T Rex' concept has been developed into a road safety story bag for P1 children. The aim of the evaluation was to assess whether the Safe T Rex campaign makes the retention of road safety messages more effective; to investigate which method of delivery is the most effective; and to assess how appealing the Safe T Rex character is to boys
The health needs and issues of young people from Glasgow living in foster care settings
Get PDFThe main aim of the research was to broaden the big step partnership’s understanding at a local level, of the health behaviours, knowledge and needs of young people in foster care and to use this to improve their health outcomes
Drumchapel Social Inclusion Partnership: a community working together
Get PDFThis annual review covers the Partnership 's work in 2003 . It celebrates the Partnership's and Drumchapel's achievements and also provides information on who the Partnership is and w hat it does
Suicide, young men at risk : final report
Get PDFSuicide amongst males in Scotland has risen dramatically. This is especially so for young males.
The rate of suicide amongst males in the age group of 15-24 has more than doubled since 1970, whilst the rate of suicide amongst males in the 25-46 old group has more than trebled. It is now the greatest single cause of death for males aged between 15 and 34 in the country. The purpose of the research was therefore to gain an understanding of the contextual issues that face vulnerable groups of young men in Glasgow and to make appropriate recommendations for service re-alignment and development. The research was based on: an examination of literature; forty-two stakeholder interviews; and fifty-four young men at risk interviews. The report details the main research findings and makes specific recommendations in order for services to meet the needs of young males with concerns and anxieties
Extent, nature and causes of homelessness in Glasgow : a needs assessment
No full textThe purpose of this needs assessment is to provide a public health perspective on homeless people in Glasgow that will for the basis for rational planning and organisation of services, identifying the most effective interventions
People, power and participation at the Sandyford Initiative: a review of user involvement strategies
No full textThis report describes and reviews the user involvement work of the Sandyford Initiative from an empowerment or community development perspective