Annex 1: Evaluation report links
Published 12 November 2021
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Challenge Fund projects undertook or commissioned their own evaluation reports alongside the formal learning reports. Read copies of the evaluation and learning reports on the Reducing Parental Conflict (RPC) Knowledge Hub, a hub to allow those working with families and others with an interest in RPC to connect and share resources. Links to these are provided below, along with a brief description of the projects. You must register to gain access to the Hub.
Anna Freud Centre – Family Ties
A project providing multi-family therapy for disadvantaged families in Hackney and Ealing.
Good Things Foundation – See it differently
A digital project developing online content to help disadvantaged parents identify and reduce conflict in their relationships.
Oasis Project
A project aiming to reduce parental conflict for families in East Sussex affected by substance misuse, with a particular focus on engaging fathers.
One Plus One – Me You and Baby Too
A project to develop and pilot a digital resource to help disadvantaged couples reduce conflict over the transition to parenthood.
Read the Phase two evaluation of the ‘Me, You and Baby Too’ digital resource.
Me, You and Baby Too information page.
South London and Maudsley (SLAM) – Being a Parent - Together
A project to develop and pilot a version of SLAM’s Being a Parent parenting programme suitable for co-parenting couples at risk of parental conflict.
Relate – Being Parents First
A project to support pre-release and recently released prisoners and their families to reduce conflict between parents and to improve family relationships and children’s wellbeing and behaviour.