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What help and support you can get to use The Big Picture
We have developed a range of resources to support you in making the most of the framework. Because we value flexibility and recognise different organisations have different needs, the resources range from self-help packs to trained individuals, called peer supporters, who can help you. Here we explain the resources available, some are free but for other there may be a charge. There may be different rates for public and non-voluntary organisations.

 

Introducing The Big Picture.  This is a free brochure outlining The Big Picture. Designed for use in group settings, it unfolds into a colourful poster that can be used to stimulate discussions.

 

The Big Picture Newsletter.  This free quarterly pamphlet is sent (by post or e-mail) to all purchaser of The Big Picture. It tells you about recent developments and initiatives.

 

Website. This is our website, it gives more information about The Big Picture. It has case studies, information on sources of help and copies of our Newsletters. The Help Boxes give information on back up materials, eg useful websites, leaflets and books.

 

Getting Started with The Big Picture. This pack of useful materials gives you ideas on exercises and sample session plans to run group discussions around The Big Picture.

 

The Big Picture Toolkit.  This box file contains exercises and techniques for stimulating discussion and focusing on specific areas, for example, there are card games, felt shapes, jigsaws and pictures. It's flexibility means it can be used in most settings and promotes participation.

 

On-line group facilitation.  This facility is particularly useful for organisations who want to hold group sessions on The Big Picture but have difficulty scheduling extra meetings or have travel or access difficulties

 

Peer Supporters These are individuals specifically trained in facilitating sessions using The Big Picture. Based locally they have knowledge of the voluntary sector and can provide support and advice on running sessions. To find a peer supporter check the website. If you have any difficulty in finding one, or want to find out how to be a Peer Supporter please contact us direct

 
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