New funding call: wellbeing methods and measures
We are looking for a brilliant, policy-savvy academic consortia to work with us to improve the...
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measuring wellbeing
Happiness, and the relationships we have with people and politics
Last week, on International Happiness Day, the 7th edition of the World Happiness Report was...
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Measuring the impact of Employee Assistance Programmes
This week’s guest blog comes from Neil Mountford, Chair of the Employee Assistance Professionals...
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How does UK wellbeing compare to other countries?
This week the ONS published a comparative look at how the UK, as a whole, is doing. They compared...
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Measuring loneliness: new guidance
Today we launch our brief guide on measuring loneliness aimed at charities and social enterprises....
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Benefits and challenges of practice examples
This week’s guest blog is by Jane South, Professor of Healthy Communities at Leeds Beckett...
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Personal and economic wellbeing: three things the ONS data tells us
For the first time, this week the Office for National Statistics released the latest personal...
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New wellbeing evidence knowledge bank
WELLBEING KNOWLEDGE BANK – Three years of wellbeing evidence in one spreadsheet Download the...
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Mapping loneliness at the hyper-local level (and new research on young people and loneliness)
Since the launch of the government’s Loneliness Strategy and our Review on Loneliness in October,...
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Wellbeing across the lifecourse: the big picture
 The Centre is part of the What Works Network, which work together to make evidence on ‘what...
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What do we know about tackling loneliness (so far)?
Today we publish What do we know about tackling loneliness? A ‘review of reviews’ that is based...
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What might a rise in social trust mean for our wellbeing?
The British Social Attitudes survey has been carried out annually by the National Centre for...
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