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The SOUL Record TM Sarah Durke SOUL Record Coordinator What is The SOUL Record? The SOUL Record TM is a flexible toolkit offering an effective method of measuring soft outcomes. Soft Outcomes Knowledge Attitude Decision making

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The SOUL Record

Sarah Durke

SOUL Record Coordinator

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The SOUL RecordTM is a flexible toolkit
ffering an effective method of measuring

soft outcomes.

What is The SOUL Record?

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Adaptability Budgeting Confidence Knowledge Motivation Problem solving Communication Listeningskills Behaviour Attitude Decision making

Soft Outcomes

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Data collection and production of a working model Trialling and developing the model with 40+ organisations Report writing and dissemination of findings

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The SOUL Record

Workers Funders Managers

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Soft Outcomes for Adults

Attitude

Personal and Inter-Personal

Practical

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Being Healthy Economic Wellbeing Making a Positive Contribution Enjoying & Achieving Staying Safe

Soft Outcomes for Children & Young People Every Child Matters Green Paper 2003 & Children’s Act 2004

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Welsh Rights in Action Every Child Matters

Have a flying start in life Enjoying & Achieving Access to learning Enjoying & Achieving Physical, mental, social and emotional health Being Healthy Access to play, leisure, sporting and cultural activities Enjoying & Achieving Being Healthy Listened to and treated with respect Staying Safe Have a safe home and a community which supports physical and emotional wellbeing Staying Safe Being Healthy Not disadvantaged by child poverty Economic Wellbeing

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ATTITUDE PERSONAL / INTERPERSONAL PRACTICAL SCORES HERE = ISSUES TO FOLLOW UP

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Other Adult Questionnaires

Raising Aspirations

education
training
careers
doing your best

Parenting

How they feel as a person
And as a parent
About relationships within the family
Routines and discipline

Community

How they feel about their community
How they interact with others in their community
What they do in their community

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Being Healthy Staying Safe Enjoying & Achieving Making a Positive Contribution Economic Wellbeing SCORES HERE = ISSUES TO FOLLOW UP

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KEY: Have a flying start in life, Access to learning, Physical, mental, social and emotional health, Access to play, leisure, sporting and cultural activities, Listened to and treated with respect, Have a safe home and a community which supports physical and emotional wellbeing, Not disadvantaged by child poverty

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Worksheets for Children

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Spreadsheet Results Package

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“It brings out the things that they’re most worried about and then you know what to talk about as well and where to focus your support with them”

Nancy, Victim Support

“It also shows us what’s worked, what’s not and which bit of the camp we either need to adapt or work a bit harder on”.

Kara, Youth Development Worker

“Once you get the graphs they are so exciting. I just get beside myself! They’re just brilliant for the evidence that you need. They’re a picture of what’s happened”.

Clare, Family Action WellFamily Service

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Open User Training

Held regularly at various locations £160 per person

Private User Training

We come to you £1280* for up to 8 (* plus expenses) £160 per person for extras Maximum 16 people

The SOUL Record User Training

Sarah Durke

Training Options

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Client centred Effectively measure soft outcomes Also a diagnostic tool Referenced against Every Child Matters Recognised by Ofsted Helps improve your service

Benefits of The SOUL Record

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For further information contact

Sarah Durke

The SOUL Coordinator 01603 773464 thesoulrecord@ccn.ac.uk www.soulrecord.org

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