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        • 1. Starting a Team: The First Contact
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          • 4a. Example of a Supportive Conversation
          • 4b. Example of a Trust Assessment
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    • Introduction
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    • Scope
      • Three Domains of Care Outcomes: Process, Change, and Maintenance.
      • Three Domains of Outcomes in Equal Care
      • Mapping Equal Care Outputs to Outcomes Domains
      • Social Climate as a Key Evaluative Lens
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      • Social Climate Survey
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        • Locality analysis
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      • Interviews Outcome Domains
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      • Community Network Map: Analysis & Overview
        • Whoโ€™s in the Network?
        • Bridging the Gap Between Formal and Informal Care
        • Mapping Care Wealth
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        • Reflections and Future Directions
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          • Care Commons Organiser Role Description
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        • What is a Theory of Change?
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        • Co-producing our Theory of Change
        • Observations about ToC Outcomes
        • How to use our interactive ToC
          • Orientation to ToC Tool: The Kumu Platform
            • Using the focus function in Kumu
            • Using Basic Control Functions
            • Toggling Between views
          • 1. Outputs Dimensions and Outcome Domains
          • 2. Coop Output Dimensions - a deeper dive.
          • 3. Coop Outcomes Domains. A deeper dive.
        • Using ToC tool to understand our model of care: Key Outputs.
        • Using ToC tool to understand our model of care: Key Outcomes
        • Using ToC tool to see how we measure outcomes
        • Using ToC tool to understand the impact of specific features of the coop
          • Circle ToC
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          • Teams ToC
          • Commons ToC
        • Using this tool for Strategy and Planning
      • Equal Care Coop's Social Climate Survey
        • About Equal Care's Social Climate
          • Why Measure Social Climate?
        • Interpreting Growth Measures
          • Low Score Interpretation
          • Medium Score Interpretation
          • High Score Interpretation
        • Interpreting Systems Maintenance and Co-production Measures
          • Low Score Interpretation
          • Medium Score Interpretation
          • High Score Interpretation
        • Interpreting Well-being, Relationships & Belonging Measures
          • Low Score Interpretation
          • Medium Score Interpretation
          • High Score Interpretation
        • Using the Social Climate Survey: Resources and Challenges.
        • List of Survey Items for all Stake Holders
      • Community Care Mapping Tool
      • Interview Templates
      • Atlas Care Maps
      • Co-Production Capacity Assessment Tool
        • 10 capacities for co-production
        • Using the tool
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    • Co-op rules & bylaws
    • Care Mapping with Atlas of Care
      • Care Mapping for Relationship-Centred Care
      • Care Mapping for new Teams
      • Care Mapping for Evaluation
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  1. Evaluation framework
  2. The Toolbox
  3. Equal Care Coop's Social Climate Survey
  4. Interpreting Well-being, Relationships & Belonging Measures

High Score Interpretation

A high score in the Well-being, Relationships & Belonging Outcome Domain indicates exceptional success in creating a nurturing and inclusive environment that supports the holistic well-being of individuals. This scenario reflects a thriving environment where strong relationships, community connection, and overall well-being are abundant and equitably distributed.

This situation is characterized by several key factors:

Positive thoughts and feelings, strong social connections, and clear thinking are consistent and widespread among team members. Thereโ€™s easy and fair access to resources and opportunities that boost physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Care and support workers often feel happy and optimistic. They have strong, supportive relationships with colleagues and those they care for, making their work environment positive and empowering. Clear thinking and confident decision-making are common, helping them solve problems effectively.

"I'm feeling great at work. There's a lot of happiness and optimism in our team. Iโ€™ve got strong relationships with my colleagues and the people I care for, and we support each other really well. My thinking is clear, and I feel confident in making decisions and solving problems. Itโ€™s a really positive environment that makes me feel empowered and valued."

Care receivers feel consistently happy and well-supported. They have strong relationships with their caregivers and other stakeholders, enhancing their emotional well-being and optimism. They think clearly and make decisions confidently, feeling empowered and in control of their care.

"I feel really positive and supported by my caregivers. We have great relationships, and I always feel optimistic about my care. I can think clearly and make decisions about my own care, which makes me feel in control and happy. The environment here really supports my well-being."

Family members, friends, and volunteers feel valued and supported. They have strong, positive relationships within the cooperative, which foster optimism and clear thinking. They are confident in their roles and decisions, contributing to the overall well-being of the care environment.

"I'm really happy with how things are going. I have strong, supportive connections within the cooperative, and I feel valued. My thoughts are clear, and I feel confident in my role. The atmosphere is great, and it makes me feel involved and appreciated in the care process."

Circle members are exceptionally well mentally and emotionally. Positive thoughts and feelings, strong social connections, and clear thinking are consistent and widespread among circle members.

Caregiving relationships are characterized by strong support and empathy, with minimal power imbalances. Both caregivers and care recipients experience mutual empowerment, leading to robust relational dynamics.

Care and support workers have relationships with care recipients built on mutual respect and empathy. They support and empower each other, creating a positive and nurturing environment.

"My relationships with care recipients are built on mutual respect and empathy. We support and empower each other, creating a positive and nurturing environment."

Care receivers experience strong, supportive relationships with their caregivers, who understand and respect them. This greatly enhances their care experience.

"I have a strong, supportive relationship with my caregiver. We understand and respect each other, which makes a huge difference in my care experience."

Family members and friends observe their loved ones in caring and empathetic relationships with their caregivers. This mutual respect and support enhance overall well-being and happiness.

"We see our loved ones in caring and empathetic relationships with their caregivers. This mutual respect and support enhance their overall well-being and happiness."

High-scoring circles foster strong, supportive, and empathetic relationships between caregivers and care recipients. Circles recruit and resource teams with local volunteers, and key caregiving roles are shared among circle members as Circle Hats. This structure ensures a high level of trust and mutual respect, characterized by empathy, understanding, and consistent support, enhancing the overall care experience.

The environment fosters high group cohesion through inclusive practices and participatory decision-making. All individuals feel a strong sense of belonging and solidarity within the group.

Care and support workers work together as a cohesive team, with everyone feeling included and valued. Participatory decision-making ensures that all voices are heard and respected.

"We work together as a cohesive team, with everyone feeling included and valued. Participatory decision-making ensures that all voices are heard and respected."

Care receivers feel a strong sense of belonging within the group. Inclusive practices ensure that everyone, including themselves, is heard and valued.

"I feel a strong sense of belonging within the group. Inclusive practices make sure that everyone, including myself, is heard and valued."

Family members, friends, and volunteers see their loved ones actively participating in a supportive and inclusive community. The sense of unity and cohesion is evident and greatly enhances their quality of life.

"We see our loved ones actively participating in a supportive and inclusive community. The sense of unity and cohesion is evident and greatly enhances their quality of life."

Circles scoring high in this area exhibit a strong sense of belonging and solidarity among members. Teams are started, supported, and ended through local circles, with regular team-building activities, open communication, and inclusive practices fostering unity and cohesion. Members feel connected and supported, leading to a positive and collaborative environment.

There is a strong emphasis on facilitating community connections and social support networks. Individuals are well-integrated into broader community networks, enhancing their sense of belonging and overall social well-being.

Care and support workers are encouraged to help care recipients connect with the broader community. This support fosters a strong sense of belonging and social integration for everyone involved.

"I am encouraged to help care recipients connect with the broader community. This support fosters a strong sense of belonging and social integration for everyone involved."

Care receivers feel well-connected to the community and have ample opportunities to participate in social activities. This sense of belonging greatly enhances their overall well-being.

"I feel well-connected to the community and have ample opportunities to participate in social activities. This sense of belonging greatly enhances my overall well-being."

Family members, friends, and volunteers are thrilled to see their loved ones well-integrated into the community. The social support and connections they have made contribute significantly to their happiness and well-being.

"We are thrilled to see our loved ones well-integrated into the community. The social support and connections they have made contribute significantly to their happiness and well-being."

Circles with high scores excel in integrating members into broader community networks. They actively connect teams to local resources and foster strong social support systems. Regular community events and partnerships enhance the sense of connection and belonging, contributing to overall well-being.

Overall, a high score reflects a positive social climate where individuals thrive, experiencing high levels of well-being, strong relationships, and a deep sense of community belonging, supported by an equitable and empowering care system.

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