Charity Digital - Online Survey Tools |
A look at some of the best online survey tools |
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Charity Digital - Top Digital Tools to Help Charities Measure Impact |
Impact tools list |
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Community First Training |
Community First offer a range of Impact Measurement Training, including bespoke courses designed to meet the needs of your Charity |
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Community Matters |
Guidance on quality |
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Evaluation Support Scotland - Resources |
Range of quality resources |
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Good Finance - Measuring Social Impact - The Outcomes Matrix |
The Outcomes Matrix is a practical tool to help social impact organisations plan and measure their social impact in terms of outcomes. |
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Impactasaurus |
Simple and free impact reporting |
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Inspiring Impact - Free Charity Impact Measurement and Evaluation Support |
The Inspiring Impact site is full of practical information for charities and social enterprises that are new to impact management. We know many organisations want to learn more about their impact, and this site will help you navigate the process step-by-step. |
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NCVO Charity Essentials |
Health Check/Quality Framework - Charity Essentials - from the NCVO - is a free online tool designed especially for charities as a way to do a basic health check on how your organisation is performing, identifying strengths and areas for development. |
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Small Charities Coalition (SCC) - Impact Measurement |
Guidance on impact measurement |
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Tools for Success | Bayes Business School |
Pack of practical tools - including an organisational health check. (Currently being updated - Autumn 2021) |
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Trusted Charity |
Health Check/Quality Framework - The Trusted Charity (was PQASSO) is an online self-assessment tool available through annual subscription. External accreditation is also available for a fee - graduated according to: the number of full-time equivalent staff in your organisation, the number of sites you operate across, and the level (1 or 2) at which you are assessed. |
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