Evaluation of OPFS Glasgow Service

Last updated: 11/04/2023

The primary task for this evaluation is to describe how OPFS Glasgow achieves accelerated and more sustainable outcomes for single parent families.

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The report is titled ‘MAKING THE DIFFERENCE’ because it describes both the difference that OPFS Glasgow makes to single parents and the features and factors of the OPFS Glasgow approach which make the difference between the approach taken by OPFS Glasgow and how single parents describe their experiences of working with other agencies.

The research for this report was undertaken by Collin Duff. Colin has been an independent consultant for more than 20 years, specialising in evaluation and supporting organisations to build capacity for evaluation and to use evaluation evidence to influence policy and practise. He also has extensive experience of intervention design, project/business planning and Third sector governance and management. He has worked with One Parent Families Scotland on several evaluations.

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