Challenge
Finding it difficult to meet the needs of a highly marginalised population, EPSM Le Rôtillon raised the issue with the psychiatry and addiction unit of the canton of Vaud (DGCS), which asked EPSM Le Rôtillon to carry out a study to identify the needs of its target group. Keen to limit bias and to contribute as a service provider, Le Rôtillon called on Think2Make, as innovation facilitator, to support it in carrying out this project.
How it is going
Step 1
Together with EPSM Le Rôtillon, Think2Make conducted a series of interviews with the various stakeholders to map the needs of users and staff.
22 October 2020
First day of interviews for the project. In the morning, we went to the management of the community psychiatry service of the CHUV for our first interview.
For the second part of the day, we went to Point d’Eau.
28 October 2020
We visited the Fondation Stanislas, and more specifically EPSM Les Myosotis in Montherod.
4 November 2020
For this third day of interviews, we started at the Sleep-in.
We then went to the Fondation Mère Sofia, which runs the Soupe Populaire soup kitchen in Lausanne.
12 November 2020
We went to the Fondation de Nant, very close to Chaplin’s World.
26 November 2020
We met the CPNVD in Yverdon and the Graap in Lausanne.
30 November 2020
For this last day of interviews, we met Caritas, and more specifically the social support and integration centre in Lausanne (CASI).
Step 2
Next, based on the data gathered, Think2Make will run a creative workshop to process this data and develop concrete solutions to implement.
The workshop
To be continued…
