[PDF] Top 20 Evaluation of the Troubled Families Programme: Technical report: impact evaluation using survey data

... the Troubled Families and comparison groups on all of the ‘matching variables’ available does not eliminate all possibility of bias in the Troubled Families impact estimates presented ... See full document

... the survey. A short screening exercise was administered by the evaluation team with these Local Authorities to assess their eligibility based on available information about the projected numbers and profile ... See full document

... national evaluation of the Troubled Families Programme has been supported by a number of individuals from across government and academia who have provided insight and expertise that has ... See full document

... the programme - employment, benefit receipt, school attendance, safeguarding and child welfare - we were unable to find consistent evidence that the Troubled Families programme had any ... See full document

... the programme appears to have reduced the proportion of Looked After Children: ...the programme group, a 32% difference for this cohort at 19-24 months after joining the ...The impact on those on the ... See full document

... around data protection and consent related to the process of gathering demographic information about young ...the evaluation as to whether NatCen would be able to access this ...the survey ... See full document

... the report and above, which shows importance of being able to show impact (in addition, of course, to being able to judge what to change, continue with or stop ...and families that is the purpose of ... See full document

... annual report from 2018 has published comparative data based on a matched control group and this only considers the impact on children’s social ...2017 data release attempted to compare ... See full document

... and families a voice within the assessment ...of data for helping to validate progress with families, a number of local authorities had encountered difficulties using the format with some ... See full document

... of families that are being worked with ...make data requests as manageable as possible, as well as to capture data on a sufficient number of families, a (minimum) 10% sample of families ... See full document

... incomplete data is random and/or does not differ systematically between the treated and control groups, the conclusions will remain ...process evaluation found that some local authorities had started to ... See full document

... This dualistic strategy has a long heritage in the UK, going back as far as the Poor Laws of the 17 th Century (Polanyi, 1957). Here, it is not structural inequalities but rather the lifestyles of the poor that are ... See full document

... the impact of visiting the university was that it ‘helps them to realise what life would be like at university […] I think the first thing is that they actually went to the university itself, and they could see ... See full document

... CNWRA technical staff members were assigned to teams established for each of 50 chapters of the YM Safety Evaluation Report ...of technical disciplines, and most staff members were assigned to ... See full document

... the programme and an ability to apply them to a real life situation although not one that actually happened to him or ...of using UKRP skills in real life that were very similar to examples provided in the ... See full document

... ‘problem families’ and the ‘socially excluded’ but these have tended to be through a range of different ...government programme has set out to work with a specific number of families that would be ... See full document

... Under Blair’s New Labour Government the term ‘problem family’ was replaced with terms such as, ‘families with multiple disadvantage’ and ‘families at risk’ (Cabinet Office, 2006). However Welshman (2011) ... See full document

... - 1- PROCEDURE On 15 September 1994 the Economic and Social Committee, acting under Rule 26 of its Rules of Procedure, decided to instruct the Section for External Relations, Trade and D[r] ... See full document

... • Named lead for family with dedicated time from home agency • Intensive work with small caseloads of families e.g <5 • Less intensive.. work with larger caseloads.[r] ... See full document

... the programme, most participants thought the support they received was adequate, although disabled people and people with health conditions, and highly qualified participants were significantly more likely to feel ... See full document