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  • This report contains findings from a large-scale survey and qualitative interviews with people who owe overpaid benefits to the Department for Work and Pensions.

  • Interim report outlining progress on the independent review into the prevalence and support for mental health conditions, ADHD and autism.

  • An independent evaluation of several initiatives introduced to improve the move on process, focusing on implementation, early impacts, and value for money.

  • Analysis of reasons for absence during selected events to help schools and responsible bodies better understand and support the attendance of their pupils.

  • Findings from a national review of how housing features in local strategic health planning documents in England.

  • …Report considering parents' perceptions of the current calculation and their reactions to various hypothetical changes to statutory child maintenance payments.…

  • Findings from the first large-scale, mixed-methods research into Social Work Degree Apprenticeships.

  • Research to understand how free breakfast clubs in the early adopter scheme work in practice and how families experience them.

  • A qualitative evidence review that explores evidence on disabled people’s lived experiences of harassment and victimisation in the UK.

  • Findings from analysis of the 2025 Rough Sleeping Questionnaire.

  • Final evaluation of the Energy Efficiency Scheme, part of the wider 2023 VCSE Cost of Living Programme.

  • This report contains the findings from qualitative research on the Restart Scheme contract extension.

  • Management information to understand how far rough sleeping is prevented wherever possible, and where it does occur, if it is rare, brief, and non-recurring.

  • The key aim of this research is to better understand how Move customers manage their Universal Credit (UC) claim and to gather insights into the customer experience of claiming UC compared to legacy benefits.

  • A Theory of Change articulating how and why civil society involvement in public service delivery generates value

  • This report provides insights on Universal Credit claimants with one or more of the following experiences: care experience, ex-offender, homelessness and substance dependency. 

  • This report updates previous analysis by the Home Office estimating the economic and social costs of different types of crime in England and Wales.

  • This document outlines the Department for Culture, Media and Sport's areas of research interest. It summarises the most important research questions facing DCMS.

  • Ethical issues arising from public-private collaboration in the use of live facial recognition technology

  • This report summarises new longitudinal analysis to understand how life courses are associated with pension saving and retirement outcomes.