Checklist for people with disability, families and allies

You can use this checklist to support you when taking part in evaluation.

1. Plan

Deciding to take part
Things to think aboutYes
You know why you want to take part in the evaluation.
You know what you must do and how to do it.
You know how much time you need to give.
You know if you will get paid.
You know what supports you can get. This includes adjustments and accommodations.
You understand how the evaluation will use your information.
Evaluation purpose
Things to think aboutYes
You know what the evaluation is trying to achieve.
You know what questions the evaluation will ask.
Evaluation scope
Things to think aboutYes
You understand what is and is not included in the evaluation.
You have ideas about what can happen to make change.
Community stakeholders
Things to think aboutYes
You know who is impacted by the work that is being evaluated.
Your role in the evaluation
Things to think aboutYes
If you are part of the design work, think about what you want to share.
If you are part of collecting data, you know what is expected of you. 
If you are part of analysing data, you know what is expected of you. 
If you are part of reporting and sharing information about the findings, you know what is expected of you. 
Data collection and information gathering
Things to think aboutYes
You know when and how data collection will take place. 
You have been clear about any supports, accommodations or adjustments you need to fully take part in the data collection. 
You know what tools will be used to collect data. For example, interview guides or questionnaires.
You’ve shared your ideas about tools to collect data that you think would be helpful. For example, kitchen table conversations and Photovoice.

2. Do

Data analysis and reporting
Things to think aboutYes
You understand how the data will be analysed.
You know how the evaluation will present its findings. For example, through a report or a video.

3. Use

Findings
Things to think aboutYes
You know what the plan is for after the evaluation.
You know if you will get a copy of the evaluation report.
You know how to find out more information. For example, the final report.
You know how to find out whether the evaluation was used to make changes.