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Holiday Hunger: A Research and Evaluation Framework
Professor Greta Defeyter and Mrs Pamela L. Grahamwww.healthylivinguk.org
• Oldham• Trafford• Liverpool• Coventry• Strabane (Northern
Ireland)
• Community based• Food bank• Faith
Capturing
benefits,
impacts
(Health
Econom
ist)
Program
me
level
Stakeholder
interviews
(scoping)Case
StudiesLinear M
odels
Project level
Individual level
Assessin
g success
at organisa
tional level
Site visits
Measu
remen
t individual’s attitudes,
cognitions etc.
Assessm
ent toolsCollectio
n and analysis of data
Research Framework
Differences in social inequalities result in long term inequalities in health and educational attainment
Deprived communities/regions Traditional learning and health campaigns aren’t sufficient to tackle widening gap between rich and poor
New approach required: Universal Integrated Programme
Targeted at Families in Need Accessible, Context Specific Institutional support
X participants across y initiatives
Health improves Reduction in poverty gap
Increased knowledge about healthy/unhealthy foods
Access to benefits/financial advice
Success of programme drives roll out and sustainability
Health/educational inequalities reducedEducational attainment improved/Employability
increased
Impact is multi-factorial
Research Framework
Adult Participants ChildrenStaff
Interviews aimed to determine uses, advantages and disadvantages of Interventions
Challenges• No pre- and post-intervention measures
• No way to know who would attend
• Short window of opportunity to conduct research
• Media
• What about those who didn’t attend?
BUT…
• We interviewed over 40 users and stakeholders with no issues
• We had around a 40% return rate for parental questionnaires