Impact evaluation of the Volunteer for Stronger Communities project

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Volunteering England

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Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research Social and Economic Research Institute

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Impact evaluation of the Volunteer for Stronger Communities project

Voluntary and community sector Policy research and evaluation

Project Director: Richard Crisp
Project Duration: 2012-2013

This project evaluated the impact of 15 projects to promote volunteering that have been funded through the Volunteering for Stronger Communities programme. The Programme aimed to use volunteering to improve employability and strengthen in the context of economic uncertainty.

Project reports

Final evaluation of the Volunteering for Stronger Communities programme
Final evaluation of the Volunteering for Stronger Communities programme
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Making a difference: good practice and learning from the Volunteering for Stronger Communities programme

About this project

Explore the people, research centres and partner organisations behind this project.

Clients

Volunteering England

Research areas

Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research Social and Economic Research Institute

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Contact CRESR

Research team

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Nadia Bashir

Senior Research Fellow

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Richard Crisp 207523

Richard Crisp

Reader

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Chris Dayson 208858

Chris Dayson

Professor of Voluntary Action, Health & Wellbeing

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Jan Gilbertson

Senior Research Fellow

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Sarah Pearson 114600

Sarah Pearson

Professor of Social Research

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