Exploring Shared Lives Day Support - Bangor University

Exploring Shared Lives Day Support – Bangor University

This was a Health Care Research Wales Social Care Grant project which conducted a Social Return on Invest (SROI) evaluation of a Shared Lives day support service called TRIO, which was operating in North Wales.

This project was funded in whole, or in part, by the Welsh Government through Health and Care Research Wales [Grant number SCG-19-1608, 2020].

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Exploring Shared Lives Day Support – Bangor University

Understanding what matters in the Shared Lives support model - a rapid literature review: Toms et al. 2022

‘It was just- everything was normal’: Prendergast et al. 2022

Supporting social connection for people living with dementia: Prendegast et al 2023

A study to explore the feasibility of using an SROI approach to evaluate short breaks. Toms et al. 2023