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The Hard Road: National Economic & Social Impact Survey 2017

09/06/2017
“The national Economic and Social Impact Survey (ESIS) 2017 is the sixth consecutive report by The Salvation Army exploring the challenges, barriers, and levels of disadvantage experienced by those who access our Emergency Relief (ER) services. It again confirms unacceptably persistent disadvantage and exclusion experienced by individuals and their families. The Salvation Army operates an expansive network of Emergency Relief centres, social programs and employment services, and corps […]
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Cultural Value: Assessing the intrinsic value of The Reader Organisation’s Shared Reading Scheme

09/06/2017
“The Reader Organisation’s mission is to create environments where personal responses to books are freely shared in reading communities in every area of life. Beginning life as a small outreach unit at the University of Liverpool in 1997, TRO was established as a national charity in 2008 and has pioneered the weekly ‘read aloud’ model at the heart of its Get […]
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WAWCAS Social Return on Investment 2017

12/04/2017
“The vision of the WAWCAS Program is to empower women who live in poverty in Nepal to become independent and able to achieve a better life and a better future for their children. This vision is also expressed in the name of the program – WAWCAS – which is an acronym for “Women at Work – Children at School”. WAWCAS […]
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Forecast Social Return on Investment Analysis on the Co-location of Advice Workers

12/04/2017
“Advice services have been identified as being used most frequently by the poorest individuals in communities. At a time when local authority budgets are reducing and demand for services is rising, new methods of providing and sustaining critical services that reduce inequalities need to be considered. Co-locating advice workers in medical practices and allowing advisors […]
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Refuge: A Social Return on Investment Evaluation

12/04/2017
“Refuge is the UK’s largest single provider of specialist support for survivors of violence against women and girls (VAWG), supporting over 3,800 women, children and men on any given day. Refuge’s network of services operates nationally across 53 local authority boroughs and district and county councils, and includes more than 40 refuges. Refuge also runs […]
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Evaluation of the Getting Back to Work Programme

12/04/2017
“The Poppy Factory is an independent charity and was established in 1922 by Major George Howson, who with a sum of £2,000 and the support of The Royal British Legion, wanted to create meaningful civilian employment for injured service men returning from the First World War. For more than 90 years The Poppy Factory has […]
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The efficiency and effectiveness of the Housing First support service

12/04/2017
“‘Housing First’ is a tried and tested approach to providing permanent housing for homeless people who are dependent on alcohol and drugs or who have mental health issues, with the support, social care and health services they need provided to them in their own homes or locally in their community. The intention is that housing […]
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Gloucestershire Active Together Evaluation

12/04/2017
“Gloucestershire County Council’s (GCC) Active Together (AT) programme aimed to help encourage more participation in sport and physical activity across the county and was open to a range of community groups, from sports clubs to scout groups and parish and town councils, and schools. In September 2014 the University of Gloucestershire was commissioned Public Health […]
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Final report for the Give it Up project

12/04/2017
“Substance misuse is a key public health priority within the UK. Recent policy recommendations have highlighted the importance of providing services which focus on substance misuse recovery, not just treatment. Such support provides individuals with the skills and experiences they need to address key issues in their life which support their substance misuse recovery. It is hoped that […]
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Assessing the social value of the Employment Law Centre

12/04/2017
“The Employment Law Centre of WA (Inc) (ELC) is a Western Australian (WA) based, not-for-profit community legal centre that has been operating for 14 years, specialising in employment law. They provide free employment law advice (mostly from their primary service, a state wide telephone line) and also offer further assistance in the form of representation […]
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SROI of affordable housing development supported through the BC Housing community partnership initiative

12/04/2017
“BC Housing seeks to make a difference in people’s lives and communities through safe, affordable and quality housing. Since 2001, BC Housing has partnered with non-profit societies, government agencies, and community organizations through the Community Partnerships Initiative (CPI) to facilitate the development of affordable housing in communities across British Columbia. The CPI arranges mortgage financing […]
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The Furniture Scheme Social Impact Report

24/03/2017
“TFS was started in 1994 to address a growing need to find a way to reuse and recycle unwanted household items. The work of the scheme has directly placed resources into the homes of some of the most excluded members of our community, ensuring these people can begin to build an independent life and home […]
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The Economic and Social Impact of Street Soccer Academy

24/03/2017
“Street Soccer Academy (SSA) provides a service to individuals that have in many cases been left behind by, and isolated from, society. Reintegrating isolated individuals into communities is a complex and difficult task. SSA’s approach uses football, and sport more generally, as an initial mechanism for engaging with isolated individuals. This assessment provides an analysis of the social […]
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Employers for Childcare Social Impact Report

24/03/2017
“Employers For Childcare aims to make it easier for parents with dependent children to get into work and to stay in work. Established in 1998 as a community project, the organisation has grown to encompass a campaigning charity and three successful Social Enterprises.”
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St Giles Trust Creating social value and building social capital

24/03/2017
“St Giles Trust is a charity which aims to break the cycle of prison, crime and disadvantage. It offers a range of services, both in prison and in the community, which aim to help the 16,000 clients they work with each year overcome any barriers which might be holding them back from moving their lives forward in a positive way. St […]
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Giving World Online and its impact

24/03/2017
“Giving World is a national charity whose objective is to enhance people’s life chances and to tackle poverty through the distribution of free surplus goods. It does this through a network of donors and distribution partners. In 2015 Giving World distributed 73 tonnes of goods worth £710k1, making a positive difference to up to 297,985 […]
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The Global Fund Results Report 2015

24/03/2017
“The Global Fund partnership brings together a myriad of strengths: finances; technical expertise; the experience and knowledge of communities affected by HIV, tuberculosis and malaria; innovation; and a capacity for constant evolution. The partners who comprise the Global Fund come with diverse abilities and points of view, yet they share a determination to serve people, to strive for social justice, and to […]
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Water+ Impact Report

24/03/2017
“CARE has carried out water, sanitation and hygiene and WRM (hereafter referred to collectively as water+) work for over 55 years and is currently managing approximately 181 projects in both emergency response and long-term development in over 40 countries. In fiscal year 2012 (July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012) over 1.5 million people benefited directly from CARE’s […]
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Social Impact Analysis of Water Supply and Sanitation Services in Central Asia

24/03/2017
“Available evidence suggests that Uzbekistan’s water supply and sanitation (WSS) systems are performing poorly. ADB (2012) for example estimates that less than half the national population has access to improved1 drinking water and only 17 percent of urban households receive water 24 hours per day. The situation is worse in smaller cities and rural areas. Water resource protection […]
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Freedom Fund Annual Impact Report 2015

24/03/2017
“The Freedom Fund invests in frontline, communitybased organisations to protect those at risk, liberate and rehabilitate those enslaved and prosecute those responsible. Our interventions are designed to be strategic and scalable, informed by the needs and expertise of our local partners. We also invest in a range of interventions at the national and international level to disrupt the systems that perpetuate slavery […]
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