Optimizing NoSQL Performance Through Observability
Case study - Simon on the Streets - Clive Sandle
1. Digital Fundraising
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Headline Sponsor: Associate Sponsors:
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3. SIMON ON THE STREETS
• Support those with complex needs who
can’t or won’t access mainstream services
• Entirely outreach based
• Offer emotional support for its own sake
• See motivating people to want to change
as a key role
• No time limits on our support
• Funding choice
4.
5. • The people we support are how they
are and we have to start from there
• We endeavour to get alongside them
and therefore go where they go
• There’s an honesty and integrity to
what we do
• If it needs to be said we will say it
19. FOC support
•What will they get?
•What happens if it’s
nothing?
•Do desired outcomes fit
with your ‘brand’?
Editor's Notes
Usual overview speech Slide is very plain because it simply says what we do… when you put it together with exactly who we do it with and how we do it you get the brand. Who are the punters? How do we do it?
The brand is:
Shitty gritty – people we support have massive challenges that mean they are sometimes not very nice, they live in quite shockingly unacceptable conditions and we have to meet them on their own terms. Don’t pretend it could be you, or we’re all a pay check away – it takes huge social problems and repeated bad choices to create our service users.
Two digital (ish) camapigns which one fits the brand
Simon thinks this is no place like home
Simon won’t rest until people stop sleeping here
Simon can’t sleep whilst this is someone’s bedroom #iamwithsimon – the template snapped in the wind when we did the first piece.
