Organisations we’ve worked with
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NPC has worked with a wide range of organisations in the voluntary sector over the past 20 years. Here you can read about our work with large and small charities, social enterprises, individual donors and their families, trusts and foundations, government bodies and businesses.
Right to Succeed
In: Systems change
We worked with Right to Succeed to review their Shared Measurement Framework and provide recommendations for further development.
First Sentier Investors
We worked with First Sentier Investors to help develop their new global strategy and to set up new grant-making and measurement practices.
RNID
In: Theory of change
We helped RNID to develop theories of change and become an evidence-led charity.
British Heart Foundation, Cancer Research UK, Diabetes UK and Tesco partnership
NPC worked with Tesco and the charity partners to co-design a theory of change for its Little helps for healthier living programme.
Carers Trust
In: User involvement
We helped the Carers Trust to develop a user involvement approach.
Kent County Council
In: Policy
We worked with Kent County Council to help them improve how they work with charities to deliver public services.
In Kind Direct
In: Health
We worked with In Kind Direct to develop a systems map, examining the causes and impacts of hygiene poverty.
University of Birmingham – Better Than Well
In: Theory of change
Better Than Well is a student addiction recovery programme. NPC was commissioned to further develop the theory of change for the programme.
Fulfilling Lives Lambeth, Southwark, Lewisham
In: Systems change
Fulfilling Lives LSL contracted NPC, Groundswell, and CRESR at Sheffield Hallam University as research and learning partners.
Diabetes UK
In: Impact measurement, evaluation and data
The charity approached NPC to help to understand how to improve their impact practice and become more of a learning organisation.
Friends Provident Foundation
NPC worked with Friends Provident Foundation to evaluate the impact of its five-year Building Resilient Economies programme and its Foundation-wide activities.