Contact email: f-back@resurv.co.uk phone: 01422 825 862

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GETTING STARTED WITH NATnIMP

Register now to use NATnIMP. You can register online or you can call 01422 825 862.Which ever way you choose we will:

  • verify your registration
  • explain how to use the system
  • arrange for payment
  • activate your account
  • provide help and support contacts, for when you need them
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WHY use NATnIMP?

  • identify need,
  • improve services,
  • prove success of interventions,
  • show how well services meet LGBT young people's needs,
  • influence local strategies,
  • influence mainstream and specialist service provision,
  • help access funding, and
  • help gather evidence to influence national strategy.

 

NATnIMP available online.

The NAT takes an holistic approach, and provides insights into coming out, school, hate incidents, homelessness, mental health, alcohol, drugs and smoking, sexual health, isolation and support, and more.

It is used as part of the assessment and referral process: it takes about an hour to interview a member and then, using the automatically created report and key findings summary, the worker and member agree an action plan which can be regularly reviewed.  Referrals can then be made as appropriate, e.g. to the GUM clinic, for counselling, for housing support, further 1-1 support, etc.

You can register now to start using the NAT.

The annual fee for a typical LGBT group is £70 and covers everything they need, including the use of NATnIMP with all their members, the individual and cumulative reports, and support. The registration fee is  £30. Other agencies with different requirements should contact us. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or 01422 825 862.

GALYIC have pioneered the development and use of NATnIMP, and now ReSURV in partnership with GALYIC have put the NAT online so that other LGBT groups and relevant agencies can benefit from these tools.

Needs Assessment Tool (NAT)
Using evidence from research conducted in 1998 and several years experience of responding to the needs of LGBT young people, GALYIC decided  there was a need for an easy-to-use but comprehensive method of assessing the needs of its members. By 2005 GALYIC had developed the NAT. and began to use it.
 Impact Assessment Tool (IMP)
In 2007 Calderdale PCT funded GALYIC to conduct further needs assessments with members, develop an Impact Assessment Tool (IMP) which would provide evidence of the success (or not) of the GALYIC interventions, as well as finding out what other services were doing to meet the needs of LGBT young people.
 

There is plenty of research on the needs of LGBT young people from abroad but not much from Britain (although there has in Scotland, Ireland and Northern Ireland, as well as in London and a few other parts of the country).
There has not been any national research in England

Evidence from research and experience of responding to the needs of LGBT young people, encouraged GALYIC to develop a  comprehensive and easy-to-use method of assessing the needs of its members.
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