Our mission is to assist UK charities in defining and convincingly demonstrating the charity outcomes and impact they achieve. We provide support at every stage, from developing a Theory of Change to impact measurement and reporting.
Does your charity need help defining success, demonstrating impact, or learning how to improve? At Clear Outcomes Charity Research, we offer expert, objective, ethical solutions tailored to enhance charity outcomes.
Any charity's impact is fundamentally linked to the outcomes it achieves. These outcomes represent the positive differences that charities make for the people they support and campaign for. Effectively demonstrating outcomes helps charities to:
- secure new or continued funding
- keep staff and supporters motivated
- be accountable to funders and the communities they assist
- understand how best to use their resources
- establish credibility as a campaigning or delivery organization, especially when utilizing a Theory of Change approach.
At Speech and Language UK, we needed to develop a Theory of Change that encompassed a huge range of different activities. While we were good at creating Theories of Change for individual projects, the organisational lacked a top-level model.
What we got was a much clearer sense of how our activities fit together, which made the organisation ‘make sense’ to more staff and stakeholders. The process worked because of patient and expert facilitation by Ian so that experienced staff with totally different professional backgrounds and perspectives could collaborate easily.
To help us develop and communicate our new strategy, Clear Outcomes helped us update our Theory of Change, moving from one which simply documented what we did
to one which showed how we intend to achieve our mission.
Clear outcomes facilitated workshops so that all stakeholders were involved in the development of our ToC.
Their approach enabled our organisation to create a clear roadmap for success.
The number of professionals we supported grew exponentially.
I have worked with Ian and his team across two big research projects involving people with complex disabilities and their families. Ian is a brilliant researcher, analyst, and evaluator who quickly grasps the brief and will bring supportive challenge and guidance to ensure that brief is the best that it can be.
Ian’s approach to research is highly co-productive and he skillfully guides participants through even the most difficult topics, ensuring every voice is heard and that lived experience is at the heart of his work. Ian is a great communicator who can distill complex data and subject matter into meaningful insights that everyone can understand.
I would highly recommend Ian to anyone looking for a research and evaluation partner.
Clear Outcomes were commissioned to conduct a scoping exercise for what became the Autism Central Peer Education Programme. The team did a rapid evidence review looking into gaps in provision, and consulted partners and stakeholders via a survey and various focus groups. The
timeframes for this to be carried out were extremely tight and challenging, the Clear Outcomes team’s expertise and previous experience was apparent throughout the whole process, and this is what enabled them to mobilise quickly and meet the deadlines and full brief as professionally as they
did. The end report and findings enabled us to move forward with the planning and set up of the programme with valuable insight and steer on what the various stakeholders wanted and needed and what the initial priorities were. 2.5 years on, the programme has directly supported 32,382 families and carers with 99% who would recommend the programme.
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