Keeping the Wheels Turning is a Community Fund supported project underpinning Leicester Wheels for All’s sustainability for the next 5 years.
As part of the project, we are evaluating its activities to demonstrate to the Fund the outcomes and impacts it generates because of the Fund’s investment, and we ran our first evaluation survey in late 2024, with 97 responses. Thank you to all those who took the time to fill in a survey.
The most important finding from the survey is that those participating are having a great time!
The survey asked ‘Did you and the people you brought along enjoy this most recent session?’ Over 92% said ‘Very much so!’, giving an average rating of 4.9 out of 5!
“We love going to the sessions at Saffron Lane, the sense of freedom and the friendly staff are the things that are bringing us back for more:)))”
LWFA participants report a range of wellbeing benefits because of coming to LWFA sessions, in particular a greater sense of freedom and empowerment (78%), and improved mental wellbeing (70%).
Participants also report a range of health benefits because of coming to LWFA sessions, in particular staying active (74%), and improved physical fitness and strength (52%).
“We attend your event every Wednesday and we truly can’t think of any way that this event can be better. Your team are amazing and support our people and staff with grace, respect and most importantly humour”.
The 2025 spring survey is now open for responses, so make sure you fill it in after a LWFA session and tell us about the difference our sessions make to you and those you care for by.
It’s really quick and easy, and each quarter you have a chance of winning a prize (£25 of retail vouchers, so it really could be you!) Use the QR code or click on the link below:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LWFASpring25
The survey is supported by Durnin Research Ltd, Leicester based researchers and evaluators, who host it for Leicester Wheels for All. Durnin Research are supplying prizes (£25 of retail vouchers every quarter) for a draw that every carer or participant that completes a survey and chooses to enter.
Jonathan Durnin Research 