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How can I measure and evaluate impact?

The Reducing Parental Conflict Hub is moving. From the end of July 2023, this hub will be available via foundations.org.uk.

The UK evidence base on what works to reduce the impact of parental conflict on children is at a relatively early stage. As a new policy field, it is critical that evaluation is part of any plans to develop or commission relationship support. Without suitable impact evaluations we won’t really know if or why interventions and services have worked. Read about how you can start to measure and evaluate the impact of your provision, while also learning from previous evaluations.

  • Guide
  • 2023
  • EIF
  • updated

Reducing parental conflict: A practical evaluation guide for local areas

This guide is a practical tool to support your local area to evaluate activities aimed at reducing the impact of conflict between parents on children.

  • Guide
  • 2020
  • EIF

Measuring parental conflict and its impact on child outcomes

Guidance on selecting and using valid, reliable and practical measures to evaluate interventions seeking to reduce parental conflict and improve outcomes for children.

  • Guide
  • 2023
  • EIF
  • new

Reducing parental conflict outcomes framework guide

This guide provides step-by-step guidance on applying EIF’s Reducing Parental Conflict (RPC) Outcomes Framework, as well as local area examples and potential workshop content, which can be adapted as required to reflect local context and priorities.

  • Guide
  • 2022
  • EIF

How to evaluate training on reducing parental conflict: A practical guide for local areas

This practical step-by-step guide for local areas is designed to help make the process of conducting an evaluation of reducing parental conflict training more manageable and achievable.

  • Case example
  • 2022
  • EIF

Tameside: Developing a shared outcomes framework for the local reducing parental conflict programme

This is Tameside’s story of using EIF’s RPC outcomes framework tool to develop a shared Tameside outcomes framework for their reducing parental conflict programme. It is told by Rachel Berrisford, team manager for parenting, RPC, STARS and young carers and Tameside’s single point of contact (SPOC) for reducing parental conflict; Becky Saunders, local development advisor at EIF; and Virginia Ghiara

  • Guide
  • 2020
  • EIF

10 steps for evaluation success

From science to scalability: follow our 10-step guide to help you progress along the evaluation journey, from a good idea into an intervention that works.

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