WACOSS membership is made up of a vast network of individuals and organisations who are committed to our vision to create an inclusive, just and equitable society for all Western Australians.
WACOSS’s policy submissions and advocacy work are aimed at influencing policy decision makers at both a State and Federal level to provide a voice for vulnerable Western Australians.
WACOSS events provide a unique opportunity to network with sector leaders and take part in important sector discussions that will shape the future outcomes for those we represent.
WACOSS’s policy submissions and advocacy work is aimed at influencing policy decision makers at both a State and Federal level to provide a voice for vulnerable Western Australians.
07
Mar
Outcomes Measurement Training Geraldton
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$ Free incl. GST $ Free incl. GST non-members |
What is the difference between measurement and evaluation? Why do we need consultants to evaluate our programs? What sort of measurement or evaluation do we do ourselves, and when do we need external assistance? What is a program logic model, and what is a theory of change, and how do we use each of these in measuring our organisations outcomes?
In our current changing procurement environment of understanding and measuring outcomes, it can be very unclear as to what we are referring to when we discuss measurement and evaluation. It becomes even more confusing when we see the myriad of tools, frameworks, theories and definitions in measuring social outcomes.
This workshop will provide you with a robust base level understanding of measurement and evaluation, and the ability to:
• recognise what you can measure yourself,
• what you need to be able to undertake this measurement, and
• when you should ask for external assistance
Course Content
• Introduction to outcomes.
• Introduction to measurement and evaluation.
• What can be done in-house and when you should outsource.
Provided free courtesy of Lotterywest funding.
