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  • Deliberative research with potential recipients of the new Crisis and Resilience Fund to inform it’s development and design.

  • This research explores the views and experiences of people receiving Pension Credit and of potentially entitled non-recipients of Pension Credit.

  • Research into disability benefits and disability employment support across selected OECD countries.

  • This report summarises the findings from research into the delivery of the Household Support Fund (HSF) and Discretionary Housing Payments (DHPs) schemes.

  • The report presents findings from the second wave of a survey on public and customer perceptions of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

  • Research to assess the longer-term impact of UC Full Service on claimants’ attitudes and behaviours in relation to work.

  • The RPC's opinion of the Department for Business and Trade’s impact assessment for the regulations laid in draft before Parliament on 2 February 2026.

  • Provides the government’s current best estimate of the future low income poverty trends for children based on the policy position after Budget 2025.

  • Management information on SWAPs starts and employment outcomes since April 2021.

  • This qualitative study explores claimant and staff experiences of the Additional Jobcentre Support pilot, particularly focusing on phase two.

  • These reports and prototypes explore how working people can be supported to make more informed decisions about work and unpaid care.

  • Research to understand employees' experience of sickness absence and their general experience of managing health and wellbeing at work.

  • The Government Actuary’s annual report on the impact on the Great Britain National Insurance Fund of the year’s benefit and contribution-related uprating orders.

  • Management information relating to the Health Transformation Programme.

  • This report explores how DWP’s current penalties regime influences the thoughts and behaviours of people who commit welfare fraud and error.

  • A process evaluation of the setup and initial operation of Capital Letters, a non-profit distributing company established in response to housing pressures in London.

  • A report exploring access and use of support services by people sleeping rough including what is working well and what can be improved.

  • A process evaluation of the Rough Sleeping Initiative, examples of good practice and areas for improvement.

  • Four reports on interventions funded by the Rough Sleeping Grant & Rough Sleeping Social Impact Bond for people with multiple complex needs.

  • This evaluation aims to improve understanding of the complex, cross-sector drivers of homelessness and identify where interventions can have the greatest impact.​