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Family Fun Festival Stakeholder Evaluation Consultation
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About this Consultation The Family Fun Festival brings together partner organisations from across the community to engage with local families and promote the support, services and opportunities available in the area.
We would like to hear from organisations that participated in the event to understand what worked well, the impact the event had on engagement and partnership working, and how future Family Fun Festivals can be further improved.
This is an opportunity to share your experience, reflect on the value of the event for your organisation, and help shape future community engagement activities.
How to Provide Your Feedback The consultation period is open from 24 July to 31 July.
Please take a few minutes to complete the short survey below and share your feedback.
Need Assistance?
Paper copies of the survey are available from reception.
Support to complete the survey by phone is available on request.
Why It's Important Your feedback will help us evaluate the success of the Family Fun Festival, including its effectiveness in engaging residents, supporting partnership working, and connecting people with services and support. The findings will inform the planning and delivery of future events and help ensure they continue to meet the needs of residents, partners and local communities.
About this Consultation The Family Fun Festival brings together partner organisations from across the community to engage with local families and promote the support, services and opportunities available in the area.
We would like to hear from organisations that participated in the event to understand what worked well, the impact the event had on engagement and partnership working, and how future Family Fun Festivals can be further improved.
This is an opportunity to share your experience, reflect on the value of the event for your organisation, and help shape future community engagement activities.
How to Provide Your Feedback The consultation period is open from 24 July to 31 July.
Please take a few minutes to complete the short survey below and share your feedback.
Need Assistance?
Paper copies of the survey are available from reception.
Support to complete the survey by phone is available on request.
Why It's Important Your feedback will help us evaluate the success of the Family Fun Festival, including its effectiveness in engaging residents, supporting partnership working, and connecting people with services and support. The findings will inform the planning and delivery of future events and help ensure they continue to meet the needs of residents, partners and local communities.
