Understanding Personalisation: Implications for third sector infrastructure and their work with organisations on the frontline - Summary Report
Client: Economic and Social Research Council | Authors: Chris Dayson
Evaluation of the Early Action Neighbourhood Fund: Learning Update 1 - Revisiting the Programme Theory of Change
Client: Big Lottery Fund | Authors: Chris Dayson, Sarah Pearson and Ellen Bennett
Wigan State of the Voluntary Sector 2013
Client: Salford CVS | Authors: Chris Dayson, Will Eadson, Elizabeth Sanderson and Ian Wilson
Evaluation of Age Better in Sheffield: Co-production Learning Report 2 - Delivery Partner Perspectives on Co-production
Client: South Yorkshire Housing Association | Authors: Chris Dayson
Increasing the uptake of primary and community long-term conditions services in Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) communities in Nottingham - an exploratory research study
Client: NHS Nottingham City CCG | Authors: Jess Bamonte, Nadia Bashir, Punita Chowbey, Chris Dayson, Tony Gore, Mubarak Ismail, Lindsey McCarthy
Evaluation of HALE Community Connectors Social Prescribing Service 2017 - Summary
Client: Health Action Local Engagement | Authors: Chris Dayson and David Leather
Understanding higher levels of volunteering: the case of Short Strand and Sion Mills - Research Paper No. 2
Client: OFMDFM | Authors: Paul Hickman, Elaine Batty, Chris Dayson, Jenny Muir
Evaluation of the South Yorkshire Social Infrastructure Programme - Report A: Summary Report
Client: Big Lottery Fund | Authors: Peter Wells, Elaine Batty, Sarah Pearson, Chris Dayson, Deborah Platts-Fowler (CRESR), John Trinnaman and Sarah Garner (mtl consultants), Rose Ardron and Mandy Wilson (COGS) with Rob Macmillan (Third Sector Research Centre, University of Birmingham)
The role of the Leeds Neighbourhood Networks during the COVID-19 pandemic
Client: Centre for Ageing Better | Authors: Chris Dayson, Emma Bimpson, Angela Ellis-Paine, Jan Gilbertson and Helen Kara
Scoping Study on Worklessness & Employability
Client: Big Lottery Fund | Authors: Richard Crisp, Tony Gore and Ryan Powell