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The quarterly survey looks at the financial health of landlords. This latest report covers 1 July to 30 September 2024.
Introduction This quarterly survey report is based on regulatory returns…
Research on supported housing supply, demand, funding and commissioning across Great Britain.
Authors: Christina Beatty, Emma Bimpson, Jan Gilbertson, Lindsey McCarthy,…
Management information on Internal Process Reviews (IPRs) submitted between April 2023 to March 2024, and the breakdown of accepted IPRs by primary service line.
Purpose This data presents Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)…
The National Evaluation of Housing First includes a process study, a quantitative assessment of client outcomes and cost benefit analysis and will generate a number of reports over its course.
The Sector risk profile is intended to help boards have a better understanding of the risks organisations face, in an increasingly complex and diverse sector.
This report summarises findings from a mixed-method research project exploring the impact of different health assessment channels on claimant experience.
Includes research into the earnings taper, work allowance, childcare support, and discretionary support beyond UC such as Restart, Access to Work, and passported benefits.
Research to assess the longer-term impact of UC Full Service on claimants’ attitudes and behaviours in relation to work.
The aim of this research is to better understand the non-claimant population, why they don’t claim Universal Credit (UC), the financial and non-financial impact this has on them, and to understand the issues and barriers that prevent them from claiming.
This report presents the findings of research into the knowledge and attitudes of self-employed Tax Credit claimants regarding Universal Credit.
This report presents findings from the evaluation of the Youth Offer of the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on 16 to 24 year-old Universal Credit customers.
This report details the findings of research into the health support needs for disability-related benefit claimants, and whether the department could play a role in supporting claimants accessing health support.
This research assesses the financial situation of Universal Credit (UC) claimants with external debt, investigates its impacts and explores forms of support.
…This report presents findings from an evaluation of Universal Credit claimants' childcare choices.…
This report presents an impact assessment and accompanying cost-benefit analysis of the Kickstart scheme, which ran from September 2020 to March 2022.
The research explored the barriers to making a financial arrangement and the type of support that parents would like in order to make an arrangement.
This report presents findings from an international evidence review commissioned by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to investigate policies and approaches to in-work progression in high-income countries other than…
This analysis was carried out to understand problems ESA claimants face, which may help the provision of support to help with employment.
This report presents findings from a tracking survey of Universal Credit (UC) claimants who made their claim using full service.…
This research presents evidence on the potential impact of different forms of specialism interventions on claimant experience of assessment processes.
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