‘How Good is Our Third Sector Participation in Children’s Services Planning’ Self-evaluation tool
If you have any questions about the self-evaluation toolkit or any of the resources, please get in touch with us.
Download the tool
This toolkit supports third sector and statutory partners to work collaboratively to consider third sector participation in children’s services planning using a self-evaluation approach and forms part of a developing suite of resources aimed at supporting partners across Scotland to work collectively to improve outcomes for children, young people and families.
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‘How Good is Our Third Sector Participation in Children’s Services Planning’ Self-evaluation tool: Additional Resources
This is a supplementary resource that can be used to support with the use of the ‘How Good is Our Third Sector Participation in Children’s Services Planning?’ Self-evaluation Tool. The document contains two step-by-step guides and links to a full suite of additional resources and templates.
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Proposal template
This Proposal Template contains key information about the ‘How Good is Our Third Sector Participation in Children’s Services Planning?’ Self-evaluation Tool including some background, and the purpose and use of the tool. This can be used to support conversations with partners in the potential use of the tool.
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Engagement planning template
A template to assist with the long-term planning of using the ‘How Good is Our Third Sector Participation in Children’s Services Planning’ Self-evaluation tool and potential engagement. This should be created at the beginning of the planning process by the core group.
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Briefing paper template
This Briefing Paper Template contains key information about the ‘How Good is Our Third Sector Participation in Children’s Services Planning?’ Self-evaluation Tool and provides an example in how to share information with stakeholders along with guidance and relevant links to inform future participants.
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Self-evaluation template
This document contains the Self Evaluation Template which should be used in conjunction with the ‘How Good is Our Third Sector Participation in Children’s Services Planning’ Self-evaluation tool.
Video: Introduction to ‘How Good is Our Third Sector Participation in Children’s Services Planning’ Self-evaluation tool
Chris Ross, Policy, Projects and Participation Manager, Children in Scotland
