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Parkville Youth Justice Precinct – pet therapy pilot evaluation
Lort Smith
Melbourne | 2019
Key Achievements
Parkville Youth Justice Precinct – pet therapy pilot evaluation
Social Innovation Partnerships Shared outcomes framework and implementation plan
City of Melbourne
Melbourne | 2019
The City of Melbourne engaged Think Impact to develop a shared measurement evaluation framework to enable greater understanding of the overall impact of the City of Melbourne's investment in Social Innovation Partnerships. The evaluation framework has created a model for shared measurement to capture the change being created for organisations, for people and for communities collectively across a diverse mix of projects.
Thirteen Social Innovation Partnership projects were selected in the first two-year funding round to receive a maximum of $80K funding per year.
Projects span a diverse range of initiatives; however, they share common ground in seeking to provide innovative solutions to tackle big social issues at a local level including entrenched disadvantage, disengagement and social exclusion.
A unique business model providing safe and affordable living for older Victorians
Old Colonists’ Association of Victoria
Melbourne | 2017
Key Achievements
Think Impact conducted a Social Return on Investment analysis in 2017 of the economic and social impacts of the retirement villages operated by the OCAV. The analysis found that for every $1 invested in OCAV, $7.41 of value is created. This value consists of the benefits of OCAV’s continuum of housing and care for the residents and their family members, and the downstream economic savings to government due the improved quality of life for residents and delayed entry to aged care.
https://ocav.com.au/app/uploads/2018/06/Living-Communities-Age-Well.pdf
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