Research Community
These pages provide a 'who's who' of UK research centres and researchers conducting research with Serving and ex-Service personnel and their families, including detail of their specific areas of focus and expertise. The purpose of these pages is to connect researchers with shared interests and orientate service providers and policy makers to who is doing research in key areas of interest. If you would like your information added to this page please email [email protected].
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Service Children's (SCiP) Progression alliance Impact Centre,
Winchester, United Kingdom
The Impact Centre is a collaboration between the SCiP Alliance and the King's Centre for Military Health Research. The Impact Centre's role is to enhance the evidencing and evaluation practices of those working to support Service children. This involves providing evaluation training, consultancy, and evidence-into-practice briefings to better equip the Service children supporting sector. The Impact Centre collaborates with practitioners (education, third sector, social workers, etc), researchers, policy makers and funders to best understand what works for supporting Service children.
Affiliation
- SCiP Alliance, KCHMR
Contact
- Dr Liam Satchell
- [email protected]
- www.scipalliance.orgimpact
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The Service Children's Progression (SCiP) Alliance
Winchester, United Kingdom
The Service Children's Progression Alliance, hosted by the University of Winchester's Research and Innovation Department, brings together practitioners, researchers, policymakers and funders to build a stronger evidence-base, better policy, and enhanced support for Service children’s education and progression, placing their voices at the heart of activity. The SCiP Alliance Research-practice Hub Network brings together hundreds of professionals across the UK to build collaboration and it has designed, tested and rolled out collaborative delivery models including the Creative Forces and the Festival of Friends programmes which connect military professionals, families and children with civilian partners.