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Date: November 22, 2024 Fri
Time: 11:39 am
Time: 11:39 am
Results for criminal history records (u.k.)
1 results foundAuthor: Nevill, Camilla Title: Impact measurement in the youth justice sector Summary: Charities working in the field of youth justice have good reason to take impact meaurement seriously. Many of these charities receive a very high proportion of their funding from statutory sources - 78% of Nacro's funding and 89% of Catch-22's funding come from the government - and in the face of budget cuts it is more vital than ever for them to prove their approach works. This report is part of NPC's Measuring together series which aims to help charities to overcome barriers to impact reporting by working together and sharing methods and approaches. Most youth justice charities aim to reduce re-offending and agree that this is the outcome they need to measure. But they also need to consider interim outcomes, such as improved relationships or gained qualifications, on the path to understanding what works. The report includes recommendations for improving impact measurement in the youth justice sector. Charities can collect data from the young people they work with, and work closely with other charities to coordinate measurement efforts. Funders need to invest in charities that measure their results. And the government needs to make it easier for charities to access the data they need to measure successsfully. Details: London: New Philanthropy Capital, 2011. 30p. Source: Measuring Together Series: Internet Resource: Accessed August 13, 2012 at http://www.philanthropycapital.org/download/default.aspx?id=1145 Year: 2011 Country: United Kingdom URL: http://www.philanthropycapital.org/download/default.aspx?id=1145 Shelf Number: 126019 Keywords: Crime Measurement (U.K.)Criminal History Records (U.K.)Juvenile Justice, Charities (U.K.) |