Corra Foundation case study about a funder led approach to place based systems change. The funding place-based systemic change project includes a series of case studies from places and organisations that are learning to change systems. Site title Title Primary category Separator
Childhood obesity is one of the biggest health challenges in the London boroughs and since 2018, TSIP has been supporting research, learning and evaluation of the Charity’s childhood obesity programme which aims to improve children’s health in urban areas by tackling childhood obesity.
TSIP was instrumental in first developing Project Oracle, the world’s first Evidence Hub, which was created with partners to address the Greater London Authority’s need for rigorous and joined-up evidence in the youth sector.
Between 2012 and 2014 Big Society Capital provided over £150m in social investment for charities and social enterprises. We worked with the lenders responsible for making these investments to help them strike the right balance between social impact and financial risks and returns.
In 2017/18 The Social Innovation Partnership partnered with UnLtd on a new initiative, supported by the National Lottery Community Fund to develop a new social leadership programme for those with ‘lived experience’.
As of 3 September 2020, Renaisi will no longer work from Haggerston Community Centre. All Haggerston-based staff and services will operate from our Hackney Central office: Unit 2290-296 Mare StreetLondonE8 1HE T: 020 7033 2600E: info@renaisi.com Find the Mare St office
The Funding Place Based Systemic Change project chaired by Save the Children UK brought charities and funders together to explore how to best manage funds to support long-term, place-based systemic change (PBSC).
Volunteering Matters case study about a national charity approach to place based systems change. The funding place-based systemic change project includes case studies from places and organisations that are learning to change systems.
We’re proud that TSIP has recently been certified as a B Corporation – a quality mark for businesses that can prove they meet high social and environmental standards.
Community research is an urgent necessity in the COVID era, but how can we move from exploitative extraction of local knowledge to genuinely collaborative research?
