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abcdefghijkl Volunteering – again…… Volunteering…..again Jonathan Wright Voluntary Issues Research
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abcdefghijkl Remember us? A revised set of questions were introduced in the 2005 survey. Driven by the 2004 Volunteering Strategy Possibility that level of volunteering was underreported. Switch to showcard only.
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abcdefghijkl 2005 questions New preamble Undertaken any work or activities on a voluntary basis with any groups or organisations in past 12 months? (with showcard) How frequently? Number of hours per month? Fields of activity? What do people do? Ever volunteered? Why stopped? Motivation to volunteer (again)?
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Results Volunteering appeared to “fall” to 17% in 2005 Q3 Not directly comparable, but not what was hoped for. Citizenship and VDS surveys suggest higher levels (with different methodologies)
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abcdefghijkl What next? Screening question reinstated Showcard categories reduced from 25 to 16 Questionnaire consultation.
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abcdefghijkl Options Retain questions Import from England – Citizenship survey Comparability vs. Continuity – is either attainable?
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abcdefghijkl 2004 Conclusions: also today? No “right” figure for the number of volunteers Generally agreed approach within the time and space constraints of a cross-cutting quantitative survey Baseline against which to measure progress over time High expectations => not possible to meet all through SHS alone
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abcdefghijkl Contact details Jonathan Wright: 0131 244 7558, jonathan.wright@scotland.gsi.gov.uk jonathan.wright@scotland.gsi.gov.uk Norrie Murray: 0131 244 7414, norrie.murray2@scotland.gsi.gov.uk norrie.murray2@scotland.gsi.gov.uk Mark Meiklejohn, 0131 244 5462, mark.meiklejohn@scotland.gsi.gov.uk mark.meiklejohn@scotland.gsi.gov.uk
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