Benefit sanctions and homelessness: a scoping report
Client: Crisis | Authors: Christina Beatty, Mike Foden, Lindsey McCarthy, Kesia Reeve
The Homelessness Journeys of Homeless People with Complex Needs in Stoke-on-Trent
Client: Stoke-on-Trent City Council | Authors: Kesia Reeve, Elaine Batty, Rionach Casey and Stephen Green
Home Improvement Services in England National Evaluation: Final Report
Client: Centre for Ageing Better | Authors: Jan Gilbertson, Catherine Harris, Sarah Pearson, Rose Smith, Ian Wilson, Michael Marshall, Jenny Preece, David Robinson, Jamie Brown, Sion McGregor, Gwyn Roberts, Vikki McCall, Steve Rolfe and Paul Smith
Living through change in challenging neighbourhoods: Thematic analysis
Client: Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) | Authors: Nadia Bashir, Elaine Batty, Ian Cole, Richard Crisp, John Flint, Stephen Green, Paul Hickman and David Robinson
The impact of welfare reforms on housing associations
Client: Economic and Social Research Council, Arts and Humanities Research Council, Joseph Rowntree Foundation | Authors: Paul Hickman, Ben Pattison and Jenny Preece
The Urban CLT Project Evaluation
Client: The National Community Land Trust Network | Authors: Tom Moore, David Mullins, Bingzi He, Matt Thompson, Cara Claassen and Tom Archer
Improving outcomes? Engaging local communities in the NDC programme
Client: Communities and Local Government (CLG) | Authors: Geoff Fordham (GFA Consulting) with Rose Ardron (CRESR), Elaine Batty (CRESR), Charlotte Clark (SQW), Beverly Cook (GFA Consulting), Crispian Fuller (WBS), Richard Meegan (EIUA), Sarah Pearson (CRESR) and Robert Turner (SQW)
Whole Household Key Worker Interventions: Learning from Sheffield
Client: ESRC | Authors: Elaine Batty, Rich Crisp, Stephen Green, Deborah Platts-Fowler, David Robinson
The Housing Needs and Experiences of Homeless People with a History of Violent or Offending Behaviour in Stoke-on-Trent
Client: Stoke-on-Trent City Council | Authors: Kesia Reeve, Rionach Casey and Elaine Batty
Evaluation of Over2You
Client: SYHA | Authors: Chris Dayson, Dr Steve Green and Elizabeth Sanderson