Digital storytelling and measuring wellbeing impact
This week’s guest blog is from Simon Glenister, Founder and Director of the social enterprise...
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measuring wellbeing
What’s happening across the What Works Network?
This week, we’re giving a round up of wellbeing-related trials and projects from across the What...
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Understanding and measuring wellbeing: free workshops across the UK
Charities, especially small- and medium-sized ones, want to measure what matters. Funding bodies...
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New project in collaboration with Bennett Institute for Public Policy
The Centre has launched a major new project with leading economist, Diane Coyle, Bennett Professor...
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Measuring impact of the arts as a creative learning charity
This week’s guest blog is the second part to a blog published in September 2018 from June...
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Catalyst for change: small grants to support wellbeing
Can a small amount of money really make a difference to someone struggling? What if the focus was...
Read MoreMaximising, and evaluating, the benefits of co-design: insights from the Building Connections FundÂ
This week’s guest blog comes from Michelle Man, Senior Consultant at New Philanthropy Capital. She is currently working on the Building Connections Fund. The Fund supports grant-holders with their impact practice, advising on...
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Keep calm and carry on? What the new ONS data tells us about our personal wellbeing
This week’s blog unpacks the data from the latest ONS release on personal wellbeing in the UK from...
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UK personal and economic wellbeing: three questions to ask
Today’s blog comes from Deborah Hardoon, Head of Evidence at the Centre, and is a reflection...
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Does volunteering make us happier or do happy people volunteer?
This week’s guest blog is from Will Watt, Head of Product at Jump, a social enterprise that...
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Disability, physical activity and wellbeing
This week’s guest blog – the third in our Measuring Wellbeing series that focuses on...
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Evaluating projects for people with learning difficulties: when ‘off-the-shelf’ can miss the mark
This week’s guest blog is from Naomi Brill, Insight Manager at Leonard Cheshire. She has over four...
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