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Gathering 2017 Main Room Presentations
- 1. Poppyscotland’s Volunteer Gathering 2017 Gordon Michie, Head of Fundraising
- 4. The Extra Mile Mark Bibbey CEO April 2017
- 5. • Why we do what we do. • Performance 2015/16 • Relationship with RBL(S) • What’s new? Agenda
- 6. Poppyscotland – what we do • Poppyscotland provides life changing support to our Armed Forces community • We reach out to those who have served, those still serving, and their families • At times of crisis and need, we offer them vital practical assistance and
- 7. Support to those in need: • Individual tailored support and funding • Immediate Needs Grants • Support to specialist organisations • Advice • Employment and skills • Employment Support Grants LHPF – Supported Employment. Representing and Campaigning on behalf of AFC Education What we do
- 8. • £0.5M Individual support (969) • 151 Access to employment support • Conviction disclosure Service (23) • Poppy Breaks (225) • Advice Services (2700) • Inverness Welfare Centre – 87 engaged cases and >700 enquiries handled. • Fundraising and Poppy 2015/16
- 9. So far: £2.6M (end of March) £2.2M (can Collections – up by c £200K) Scottish Poppy Appeal 2016
- 10. RBLS(S) – Legion Scotland • Recognise interdependence • Deconfliction • Making the Poppy and Remembrance synonymous. • Improving fundraising potential. potential. • Allow LS to concentrate on membership and comradship. Changing Relationships
- 11. • LHPF - Refurbish - H&S - Fit for Purpose * production * education/marketing - Retain character • Gateway; SPC • AVF Consortium. • Kilmarnock Welfare Centre New Developments
- 12. Moving Poppy
- 13. Moving Poppy
- 14. Moving Poppy
- 16. Workshop 1
- 17. The Poppy Year Sìne Ward - Poppy Appeal Organiser East Robert McRae - Poppy Appeal Organiser West
- 21. I WILL HUNT YOU
- 46. Positive Poppy Appeal feedback An improvement to make for this year …………………………………..………………………….. Positive Poppy Appeal feedback
- 48. Final suggestions from us January to March • Write it down • Take a break April to June • Speak to the Poppyscotland team • Concentrate on your order July to September • Volunteers • Manned collections • Plan your local deliveries October to December • Distribution • Banking and Thanking • Don’t forget your paperwork returns
- 51. The Journey to Advice The Armed Services Advice Project (ASAP) Views from ASAP participants ASAP - The story so far Questions CONTENT
- 52. 52 MEETING THE NEED A report into addressing the needs of Veterans living in Scotland by Poppyscotland (The Earl Haig Fund Scotland)
- 53. 53 GLASGOW - LOWS Project Management Referral Pathways Marketing Strategy Evaluation
- 54. 54 GLASGOW - HIGHS Number of veterans accessing the service Client financial gains Increased awareness Value for money
- 56. 56 Five regional centres • Dundee/Fife • Inverness • Lanarkshire • Renfrewshire • Stirling National helpline • 0845 231 0300 Project Co-ordination
- 57. Claire Williams ASAP Project Coordinator
- 58. What we offer • Holistic advice on the range of topics covered by bureaux • Specialist knowledge and information specific to the Armed Forces community • Casework for clients who need a high level of support, including appeals representation • Referrals to, and working with, other organisations for specific support, advice and information as appropriate
- 59. ASAP over the years July 2010 Initial 3 year funding
- 60. 2012 Independent review of service validates the approach taken and supports continuation and expansion of service ‘Civvy Street, the new frontline’
- 61. 2013 Increased provision in some existing areas Introduced service to Edinburgh and the Lothians, and Falkirk Council area
- 62. 2014 ‘Supporting the Armed Forces Community’ Extended service to Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire, and whole of Tayside Police Scotland Veterans Referral Service
- 63. 2015 Extended service to Argyll and Bute
- 64. 2016 and beyond National helpline 0808 800 1007 Ten regions • Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire • Argyll and Bute • Edinburgh and Lothians • Falkirk • Fife • Inverness, Moray and Nairn • Lanarkshire • Renfrewshire • Stirling, Clackmannanshire • Tayside
- 65. Who we help
- 66. Who we help
- 67. Areas of need
- 69. ASAP - The story so far Year Clients Issues 2011 819 2,990 2012 1,134 4,642 2013 1,679 5,791 2014 2,266 8,784 2015 2,471 10,343 2016 2,470 11,771
- 70. ASAP - The story so far Since the start of service in July 2010 there has been: 10,000 clients access the service Nearly 50,000 pieces of advice given £8,022,682 in client financial gain (which is a return of £3.73 for every £1 of funding invested in the service
- 71. ASAP - The story so far In April 2014 launched the Police Referral Service Parliamentary Debates Regularly receives positive coverage in the media Produced social policy reports 5 year impact report Maintained funding partners
- 73. Poppy Appeal – Tricks of the Trade Sally McNaught, Deputy Head of Fundraising Christine Evans, Poppy Appeal Area Organiser, Dunfermline
- 74. Poppy Appeal Poppy Appeal is the largest public collection in Scotland Poppies and collecting tins are distributed nationwide Overall appeal income has grown over the years But…..there have been changes and more are coming
- 75. Poppy Appeal People’s shopping patterns have changed Fewer people give at their doors People carry and use less cash
- 76. Poppy Appeal Christine Evans Area Organiser, Dunfermline
- 79. • Shops – window dressing competition
- 80. • Supermarkets
- 82. •Outside
- 83. •Cadets support
- 86. • Thank you • Any questions?
- 87. Workshop 2
- 88. The Poppy Year Sìne Ward - Poppy Appeal Organiser East Robert McRae - Poppy Appeal Organiser West
- 92. I WILL HUNT YOU
- 117. Positive Poppy Appeal feedback An improvement to make for this year …………………………………..………………………….. Positive Poppy Appeal feedback
- 119. Final suggestions from us January to March • Write it down • Take a break April to June • Speak to the Poppyscotland team • Concentrate on your order July to September • Volunteers • Manned collections • Plan your local deliveries October to December • Distribution • Banking and Thanking • Don’t forget your paperwork returns
- 122. Conclusions and evaluation forms Isla Campbell Lupton, Volunteer Development Manager