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    • What we do
    • Why we exist
    • Who we are >
      • Our Team
      • Our Trustees
      • Our Networks
    • Newsletter
  • Our Work
    • Networks and Practice Development
    • Research & Learning >
      • Youth Investment Fund Learning Project
      • YPQI UK Pilot
      • The Listening Fund Evaluation
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      • #iwill Act for Change Fund
      • Enterprise Development Programme
      • Commissioning for Youth Employment
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Outcomes

Outcomes are the difference that your provision makes to young people; they could be for individual young people, for groups of young people, or for communities.

They can be short term, medium term or long term; they may be positive, negative or about maintenance - keeping things the same or preventing them from getting worse.

​Search below for resources regarding outcomes and their measurement.

Asha Ali, Beca Sandu and Michael Little: Relational social policy

31/5/2017

 
"A year ago, we published a book - "Bringing Everything I Am Into One Place" - about the lives of young people facing severe and multiple disadvantages. This, in plain terms, means those who face and, usually, get submerged under more adversity than most of us can imagine."

​Read or download the essay

Jane Melvin: Beyond outcomes: Preserving the long term impact of youth work

31/5/2017

 
I became a youth worker because I believed – and still believe - that all young people have the right to aspire to and achieve what they want from life, but that some young people need more support in attaining these goals than others."

​Read or download the essay

Dr Nick Axford: Is 'What Works' a question we should still be seeking to answer?

30/5/2017

 
"The aim is to move on from the failed approach of waiting to find out if an intervention is effective before thinking about scalability."

​Read or download the essay

Measuring violence-related attitudes, behaviors and influences among youths: a compendium of assessment tools

14/3/2017

 
This compendium of tools is an extensive handbook of outcome measures for example, assessments and rating scales relating to violence and anti-social behaviour amongst young people.

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Ready to Work

14/3/2017

 
​Ready to Work is a report produced by a partnership between Impetus the Private Equity Foundation, the Young Foundation and the Social Research Unit at Dartington (SRU) in 2014. The report is the culmination of a research project built around the questions: What do young people need to be ready for work? And what makes the biggest difference to their work readiness?'

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Catalyst framework of outcomes for young people

14/3/2017

 
This report will help you to think through the outcomes that might be most relevant for the young people you work with.

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Case Study: London Youth

14/3/2017

 
One of the Centre's network members.

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The Story-telling in Youth Work website

14/3/2017

 
This website aims to support the capturing of youth work practice through a thought-out methodical approach of story-telling.

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The Teaching and Learning Toolkit

14/3/2017

 
The Sutton Trust-Education Endowment Foundation's (EEF) toolkit currently covers 34 topics, each of which is summarised in terms of their average impact on attainment, the strength of the evidence supporting them and their cost.

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A Guide to Actively Involving Young People in ResearchPrimary tabs

14/3/2017

 
This guide was written by Perpetua Kirby and developed with a group of young people and adults who have been involved in research. It explains why and how to actively involve young people as researchers within health and social care research.

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