Long-term unemployed

- Has an improved relationship with parents/carers/partner so that there is a reduced risk of family breakdown - Has a positive relationship with one or more relatives - Is satisfied with the quality of their family relationships

- Has access to ways to meet new people and the appropriate support - Reports feeling improved confidence and ability to meet new people

- Has improved involvement in a range of regular fun, sociable activities - Keeps in touch with other people through activities - Reports feeling more active and less isolated

- Reports having someone they can contact in times of emergency or need

- Amount of social time - Has social contact at least once a week - Level of social isolation or loneliness

- Availability of support and advice for family members and primary care-givers - Number of days of respite provided for family members and primary care-givers

- Availability of relationship advice - Availability of counselling on matters relating to personal relationships (family breakdown, grievance, family disputes) - Availability and use of services that provide social activities and help build social relationships - Number of people receiving services who feel they have successfully improved their relationships as a result of support provided

- Availability of childcare - Availability of parenting classes - Availability of support services for single parents

- Proportion of people who feel like they have a support network - Availability of social infrastructure for social networking