Children and young people
Resources
Funding a good start: Philanthropy and the early years sector
By Guest contributor.
On 20 November 2018.
Funders can help reduce inequalities in life outcomes by supporting charities intervening in this early period of a child’s life.
Blog
Where now for the National Citizens Service?
By Dan Corry .
On 17 August 2018.
With a spending review coming up in 2019, NPC CEO Dan Corry explores whether the National Citizens Service is getting value for money for tax payers.
Resources
Priorities for digital technology in the youth sector
On 5 April 2018.
Over twelve months, we worked with a group of young people experiencing multiple disadvantages in Camden.
Blog
Introducing a joint evaluation programme for the youth sector
By Matt Hill.
On 15 February 2018.
This blog outlines five ways we are confronting the challenges of evaluation in open-access settings.
Resources
In your care
On 25 April 2017.
NPC's briefing for philanthropists and funders on how they can support the care system to ensure better life chances for children in care and care-leavers.
Resources
Evidence and data collection for education start-ups
On 14 December 2016.
This guide offers step-by-step advice on what evidence and data to collect, and how to collect it.
Resources
Support for disabled children and young people
On 22 September 2016.
Making the case for more philanthropic support to be channelled towards helping disabled children and young people.
Resources
Education: A forgotten issue?
On 4 September 2016.
Our data analysis has found that education charities lag far behind health charities in terms of voluntary income. So what's going on?
Resources
Tackling child abuse in Scotland: A guide for funders
On 23 May 2016.
This report maps the landscape of the issue, and helps funders understand the many different charities and approaches that they could support.
Resources
Freeing-up education analysis: Using government data
On 16 May 2016.
Making the case for the development of an Education Impact Data Lab (EIDL) to measure impact, based on the precedent of the Justice Data Lab.