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Die vorgelegte Zwischenevaluation bezieht sich auf die Stadtteilentwicklung in Fulda Ostend/
Ziehers-Süd (2016-2021). 2014 wurde das Stadtgebiet Ostend/Ziehers-Süd neu in das
Bund-Länder-Städtebauförderprogramm „Soziale Stadt“ aufgenommen. 2016 erfolgte die Veröffentlichung des Integrierten Handlungskonzepts (IHK), das „für die Stadt Fulda die Grundlage für eine Stabilisierung und Aufwertung des Stadtgebiets Ostend/Ziehers-Süd bereitstellen“ soll (IHK 2016, S. 3). Die Zwischenevaluation, die darauf zielt, wissenschaftlich abgesicherte Daten zur Umsetzung des Programms und der im IHK ausgewiesenen Projekte zu erhalten, ist qualitativ angelegt. Sie umfasst eine summative Evaluation (Prof. Dr. habil. Jutta Buchner-Fuhs, unter Mitarbeit von Heike Krönung, Dipl. Sozialpädagogin) und eine formative Evaluation (Prof. Dr. Stefan Weidmann). Der Bericht endet mit einem gemeinsamen Ausblick auf Ergebnisse des Evaluations-Workshops „Zwischenbilanz: Sozialer Zusammenhalt Ostend/Ziehers-Süd“.
Abstract:
There is still little experience in Germany in employing peers in social psychiatric institutions and services. Based on the European Leonardo da Vinci project „Experienced Involvement" from 2005-2007 pioneering work took long to broaden ist influence.
The presented work focused on the employment situation of ExIn recovery accompaniments in Germany and used a mixed methods design for this. On one hand a complete survey with a questonaire was used. This focused on the type and scope of Experienced Involvement as well as fields of application of ExIn recovery support and asked for reasons for non-employment and potential perspectives for future engagement. To find out about the subjective perspectives qualitative research methodes were used. This started with the implementation of focus groups to bring in the perspective of prospective ExIn recovery accompaniments. Further on guideline-based interviews were conducted with ExIn recovery accompaniments and their teammates on the experience of professional action, the conditions for this and the effects on the services and themselves.
CHANCE is a project funded by the EU-programme GRUNDTVIG/ “Lifelong Learning Programme” conducted from December 2007 to November 2009. Partners from the participating countries presented their individual project results at the 2nd international meeting on June 12th 2009, in Fulda, Germany. CHANCE describes new pathways to enhance and support people in the long term to be well-informed and to take responsibility for their own health. The focus of the project was based on the following questions: - What resources are offered by the community to live healthy or healthier and what are the barriers that need to be resolved? - Are there cultural differences in health behaviours and in the perception of health information? - What health information is perceived in general and by whom? - What information and health interventions are required? CHANCE shows how people in different European cities and communities live, perceive information with regard to health and process it. The inhabitants of the communities were motivated to participate actively in the improvement of local interventions with regard to consumer education in health. The community approach aims to reach socially, culturally or economically disadvantaged groups such as elderly people, migrants and single parents.