...and had regular monthly online supervision sessions. Through the programme the evaluators Imagine conducted surveys of participating COs, conducted interviews, developed case studies in a small selection of areas, ran...
From Brazil to Luton… In 2014 the Centre for Social Action supported an innovative approach to community development and to improving the well-being and employability of the long-term unemployed. It was based on a Brazilian approach with social action at …
National Well-being Framework – Quality of Life indicators with a difference In March 2016 the ONS released the latest Life in the UK figures, providing us with a snapshot of how the nation is doing across those areas of life …
Following on from our public dialogue into wellbeing in 2014, we partnered with the What Works Centre for Wellbeing to run another dialogue, this time to help them shape their evidence programmes. The findings are published today. The series of …
In December we had the pleasure of hosting a team from the Hertford Business and Economics Society, and their Principal at Hertford College, Oxford, Will Hutton. The team of students had just completed a study on the implications of wellbeing …
How are children in the UK doing? There is a growing body of high quality evidence on this subject and some deep expertise within UK universities, think tanks and charities. Recent research has indicated that UK children are lagging behind …
...reveal more information), or dashboards visualising several related charts on a single page. The drag-and-drop interface is very intuitive to use so Tableau is very quick to get started with....
In July, the Minister for Civil Society, Rob Wilson, set out his vision for a Bigger, Stronger Society. At the core of that vision is an ambition to build stronger, more resilient communities where people ask what they can do …
...caught up. The results are illustrated in the chart below. The observed differences in well-being are relatively small – of the order of 0.08 to 0.12 on a 10 point...
...to them. Since the beginning of the last Parliament, the Social Action Team in Cabinet Office has invested over £110m in government funding in a suite of community action programmes...
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