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Working with a steering group led by Save the Children, Renaisi will explore how funding can best be used to support long-term, place-based systemic change.

We sat down with Paul and Daniel to hear their thoughts on community research methods, why research that’s led by the community is vital and how they envision this kind of research model growing over time.

Kandy Sisya is a project officer in the consultancy team. Find out what it’s like to work at Renaisi as she shares her experiences over the course of a busy week of consulting for charities and funders.

We are delighted to announce that Genevieve Laurier, current TSIP Director of Delivery and Impact, has been appointed as Managing Director

In this post, John explains how we group the work we do on place into five categories that help us understand different attitudes to change in society.

Renaisi is the learning partner for Local Motion, a partnership of six funders joining forces to support communities in a more radical, joined-up way. The circumstances facing communities and charities across the country are increasingly difficult. The long-term and continuing squeeze on funding to local government and for local services against a backdrop of long-established

Renaisi’s evaluation of Paul Hamlyn’s Youth Fund explored the features that make the Fund unusual and the challenges that those features posed for understanding its impact. Paul Hamlyn Foundation’s Youth Fund supports organisations whose main purpose is to help young people (aged 14-25) who face complex transitions to adulthood.  Over three years, we explored three characteristics

A fieldwork diary tracking the evaluation of the impact of the Cares Family network of volunteers and older neighbours in North and South London.

The problem is not that young people don’t have what the creative and digital sectors need, the problem is that the sectors aren’t seeing what is there.

Senior Project Manager, Annabel Litchfield, shared early findings from the evaluation of three community business programmes in a recent blog for Power to Change. In the blog Annabel Litchfield shared five key findings from analysis of the application and assessment data of Bright ideas, Trade Up and Community Business Fund, and what we are learning about supporting community