
The money will be used to evaluate projects working with children and young people run by smaller organisations that often do not get to test their work using some of the most robust types of research such as randomised control trials (RCTs) because such evaluations only work when there are lots of children and young people taking part in a project.
In light of this, the funding will support groups of smaller organisations who are delivering the same activities to run something called a multi-site trial. The money will be used to focus on two approaches that are commonly used by grassroots organisations - hospital navigators, who help people who have been victims of a violent assault to access additional support, and mentoring, where relationships are built to support a mentee to achieve their goals.
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