Community Research & Publications
Community Research and Publications
Visible Outcomes Social Enterprise is conceptualized to work with Refugees, People Seeking Asylum and Migrants. The organisation has history of conducting community based research and it has produced a number of reports that have informed policy formulation and improved practice in the field of community cohesion, education, integration. The policy of dispersal of those seeking asylum in the UK was introduced by the Immigration Asylum Act 1999 with intention to distribute across the country no one area will be overburden by the obligation of supporting asylum seekers and refugees. Community research seeks to identify community needs, good practice promotion, positive interventions and projects design.
Evidence informed practice coupled with social theories have been adopted by Visible Outcomes in attempt to foster a better understanding of service users needs. Social theories are integrated in our practice in order to deconstruct causal relations and to establish cause -effect relationships among different variables in an attempt to inform the interventions required to address individual needs and issues faced by the community as a whole. Community research projects encourage a greater engagement of service users by creating new opportunities to participate in service design and co-production. The research model emphasises the need to trust service users as experts in their own affairs, to put researchers at the centre of the investigation, and not just use them as interviewers with no control over the aims, process and outcomes.
Reports carried out by Visible Outcomes are attached below:
- Pendleton Together Housing Tenants Engagement Report published in August 2018. Evaluation research with the aim was to gather tenants views , opinions about services delivery.
- Ambitions for Ageing – Exploratory research targeting Refugees and People seeking asylum over 50 years of age published in August 2019 with intention of comparing lived experiences of those living in areas with settled communities from the same or similar countries with shared language or religion compared to area where there are people from emerging communities with little in common.
- Hesk ,GCO’, Syed,IA and Nkurunziza ,W 2015,” Our Home Our Salford”. Transgressing the boarders of Social Work education subtitle: “In Our back Yard “ In Collaboration to Widen Participation : Through and beyond Higher Education, Face and contributor 2015, Forum and Access and Continuing Education (Face) P153-166
- Abstract submission for JSWEC Conference 2014
Visible Outcomes contributed to the following research and Publications:
- Black and Ethnic Minority Group –Health Needs Assessment by Dr Nicholas Riches
- Access to GP Services for Refugees and People Seeking Asylum in Salford published in 2013

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Visible Outcomes is an idea for social business that was conceptualized by the members of Salford Refugee Forum to help and support forum members in difficulty time of austerity which has impacted on reduction of services available for this particular group.
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