This is the case for local authorities, other public bodies, voluntary organisations and independent providers. Providing evidence that what is done has a beneficial impact on outcomes for children and young people may be crucial for the development of a service or continuation of an organisation.
Having a strong evidence base to demonstrate good impact is becoming increasingly important for children’s services organisations when applying for funding and showing they are performing to the high standards expected by funders, policy makers and inspectorates. The development of theories of change to underpin an approach, outcomes frameworks to capture and interrogate information about interactions with service recipients, and toolkits and resources to embed the principles of the approach more widely are now common place across the sector.
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