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Attributing Change

The extent to which we can say that a change in outcomes was caused by your provision (or a part of it) is very challenging in social programmes.

It is more feasible and, perhaps, preferable to think about correlation (that there is a mutual relationship or connection between your provision and changes in outcomes) or contribution (that your provision contributes alongside other factors to changes in outcomes).

The resource hub can help to find the necessary guidance to explore the relationship between your provision and its outcomes.​

The Story-telling in Youth Work website

5/12/2017

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

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Using research evidence – a practice guide

30/11/2016

 
This guide has been designed to help organisations improve the way they work by using evidence effectively. It aims to help you understand how and when evidence can be used, what types of evidence can be found, where to find it, and how you can communicate it to your beneficiaries.

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