DHSC is a ministerial department, supported by a number of agencies and partner organisations. It supports ministers in leading the nation’s health and social care to help people live more independent, healthier lives for longer.
Working with Youth Futures
We are partnering with DHSC on an impact evaluation of the new NHS supported internships programme.
The Campbell Collaboration is a global team of researchers and policy makers that provides evidence syntheses to inform economic and social policy decisions.
TONIC is social research organisation, with extensive experience in criminal justice, public health and social inequalities.
Working with Youth Futures
Currently, TONIC is one of the evaluation partners for INCLUDE. It is leading stakeholder engagement activities within the Criminal Justice system to addresses the gap in support within the sector.
It is also one of the evaluation partners working on a feasibility study for an RCT of CIPD Trust’s through-the-gate mentoring programme.
Both evaluations are part of our What Works: testing youth employment interventions programme.
Dartington Service Design Lab
What Works: testing youth employment interventions ·
Dartington Service Design Lab is a research charity.
Working with Youth Futures
Currently, Dartignton Service Design Lab is one of the evaluation partners for INCLUDE. The evaluation is part of our What Works: testing youth employment interventions programme.
The charity is leading the co-design of the INCLUDE intervention and test-and-adapt delivery cycles, as well as supporting delivery partner PLIAS Resettlement to reflect on learnings and implement practice change between cycles.
RAND Europe
Evidence and Research on Youth Employment, What Works: testing youth employment interventions ·
RAND Europe is an independent, not-for-profit research organisation whose mission is to help improve policy and decision-making through research and analysis.
Working with Youth Futures
RAND Europe collaborates with us on research and evaluation activity.
Currently, this includes working as the lead evaluation partner for the INCLUDE impact evaluation, part of our What Works: testing youth employment interventions programme.
IES is a leading independent centre for research and evidence-based consultancy in the UK. It specialises in employment, labour market and human resource policy and practice.
Its mission is to help bring about sustainable improvements in employment policy and human resource management by increasing the understanding and improving the practice of key decision makers in policy bodies and employing organisations.
NatCen is Britain’s largest independent not-for-profit social research organisation, working collaboratively to generate evidence that uncovers the reality of people’s lives in the UK.
The Youth Endowment Fund was established in March 2019 by children’s charity Impetus, with a £200m endowment and ten year mandate from the Home Office.
Its mission is to prevent children and young people becoming involved in violence. We do this by finding out what works and building a movement to put this knowledge into practice.
It is part of the What Works Network, an initiative to improve the way government and other public sector organisations create, share and use high quality evidence in decision-making.
