The Connect Hackney programme evaluation, led by the University of East London is seeking to find out how the programme is making a difference to older residents in Hackney. The University of East London is collecting feedback and documenting experiences from a range of people, including: participants, project staff, and partners. Research findings are based on interviews and a participant survey. The local evaluation is also contributing to a national evaluation of the Ageing Better programme.
The evaluation will be looking to answer eight Test and Learn questions, which collectively will determine to what degree the Connect Hackney has been successful in achieving the programmes four outcomes
> Read our Evaluation Annual Report (May 2020): Reducing social isolation and loneliness amongst older people in Hackney of digital inclusion projects for older people living with or at risk of loneliness and social isolation’ report
> Read our Evaluation Annual Report (May 2020): Reducing social isolation and loneliness amongst older people in Hackney of digital inclusion projects for older people living with or at risk of loneliness and social isolation’ report
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