Do you collect post code data from your beneficiaries / clients?

Are you interested in analysing this geographical data against other internal or external data to spot trends, illustrate your reach or evidence gaps?

Robust, data informed decisions can help with your service planning and show what's already working to funders, commissioners and your key stakeholders. It can also help you make the case for change, evidence need in your funding applications and share your impact with the world.

This Demo and Q & A online session will introduce free / low cost and easy to use tools to get started putting your data on a map.

We can then provide follow up support when you start creating maps with your own organisational data.

We'll also share some more advanced mapping tools, should you need to map more complex data in future.

Is this training for me?

This course is for anyone working in a voluntary or community organisation responsible for developing projects, monitoring and evaluating outcomes and designing services.

You will need good basic computer skills.

Trainer/s

Kate White has managed Superhighways for over 20 years and has extensive experience in supporting small charities and community organisations to be more efficient and effective using digital technology for social impact.

Kate leads Datawise London and has worked with numerous charities on their individual data challenges.

More about the programme

This training event forms part of the Datawise London programme, funded by City Bridge Trust as part of the Cornerstone Fund. London’s community data is one of our greatest assets. Our mission at Datawise is to help you unlock it.