Abigail Rose
Abi is a Senior Consultant in the Research and Consulting team. She has experience using systems thinking to support charities and funders to understand their role in the system, including previous work mapping funding flows in the criminal justice system, and supporting UK charity In Kind Direct to map the system of hygiene poverty. Recently, she worked with Kent County Council to understand how Full Cost Recovery relates to VCSE contracts with local government. She currently supports a range of small to medium charities in her roles as grant manager for the Stone Family Foundation, working across the Foundation’s Mental Health and Disadvantaged Youth portfolios, and as part of the learning partnership team supporting Comic Relief’s Change Makers programme.
Prior to joining NPC, Abi worked as a community development officer at Oxford City Council, and worked for the social action charity Oxford Hub. She has also volunteered for the campaign IC Change and is a keen advocate for housing reform.
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Why I work for NPC
I’m passionate about helping organisations tackle complex social issues, and appreciate working alongside colleagues driven by the same values.
Highlights of my work
Resources
Full cost recovery in VCSE contracts
By
Sally Bagwell, Mushfik Khan, Abigail Manning, and Abigail Rose .
On 6 May 2022.
Blog
Banning ‘no fault’ evictions should be just the beginning
By
Abigail Rose .
On 25 February 2022.
Explore my work
Publications
Full cost recovery in VCSE contracts
Breaking reoffending cycles in the criminal justice system
Reflections from the Building Connections Fund developmental evaluation
Blogs
Why the government must ban no-fault evictions now
How can trustees support charities with their impact measurement?
Changes we must make for people experiencing multiple disadvantage
Banning ‘no fault’ evictions should be just the beginning
Uncovering key factors that can help break the cycle of reoffending
How to build upon recent changes to place-based coordination
How to rebalance data for the 21st century
How has place-based coordination changed?
How can trustees build resilience through and beyond the Covid-19 crisis?
Resources
Full cost recovery in VCSE contracts
By Sally Bagwell, Mushfik Khan, Abigail Manning, and Abigail Rose .
On 6 May 2022.
Blog
Banning ‘no fault’ evictions should be just the beginning
By Abigail Rose .
On 25 February 2022.
Full cost recovery in VCSE contracts
Breaking reoffending cycles in the criminal justice system
Reflections from the Building Connections Fund developmental evaluation
Why the government must ban no-fault evictions now
How can trustees support charities with their impact measurement?
Changes we must make for people experiencing multiple disadvantage
Banning ‘no fault’ evictions should be just the beginning
Uncovering key factors that can help break the cycle of reoffending
How to build upon recent changes to place-based coordination
How to rebalance data for the 21st century
How has place-based coordination changed?
How can trustees build resilience through and beyond the Covid-19 crisis?
Senior Consultant