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Community business and anchor institutions

Repository entry 1 February 2019

# Preview | Download ORC-2019-02-Community business and anchor institutions.pdf2MB Author(s) Unspecified Citation Unspecified (2019) Community business and anchor institutions. Research Report. Power to Change. Details Report type: Research Report Publisher: Power to Change Location: England

Supporting analysis of the Community Business Market Report 2018

Repository entry 1 February 2019

This technical appendix supports Power to Change’s 2018 report on the community business market. It provides more information on the technical details of estimating market size for individual sub-sectors, and for the market overall. There are three appendices in this document. – Appendix A covers the survey and qualitative methods adopted i…

Systematic review of community business related approaches to health and social care

Repository entry 1 February 2019

This systematic review looks to identify what evidence exists in relation to the impact of community business-related approaches to health and social care on its users. In particular, the report asks how effective community businesses are in delivering outcomes for their users.

Systematic review of community business related approaches to health and social care – Research Summary

Repository entry 1 February 2019

# Preview | Download RI-20S-Systematic review of community business related approaches to health and social care.pdf148kB Author(s) Stuart McClean Sanda Ismail Jane Powell Mat Jones Richard Kimberlee Emma Bird Pauline Shaw Citation McClean, S., Ismail, S., Powell, J., Jones, M.,

Power to Change Annual Grantee Survey 2018

Repository entry 1 January 2019

This is the third in a regular series of annual reports on the experiences of Power to Change grantees. It is based on a survey of 450 organisations that received grant offers between January 2015 and May 2018. The survey was carried out in September 2018. The response rate was 33%, the same as in 2017. Overall, the survey concludes a strong an…

Building Bridges, Building Health Report

Publication 4 December 2018

In 2017, we were commissioned by SPEAR, a charity supporting people experiencing homelessness in South & West London to evaluate their Homeless Health Link Service (HHLS) which is funded by Big Lottery Fund. In this evaluation we provide an independent review

Community Pubs: A better form of business – 2018

Repository entry 1 December 2018

This publication, funded by the Power to Change Research Institute, provides quantitative and qualitative information about the size, characteristics and performance of the community pub sector in the UK. It is based on statutory data sourced from the Financial Conduct Authority, together with electronic questionnaires, follow up telephone surv…

Community Shops: A better form of business – 2018

Repository entry 1 December 2018

This publication, funded by the Power to Change Research Institute, provides quantitative and qualitative information about the size, characteristics and performance of the community shop sector in the UK. It is based on statutory data sourced from the Financial Conduct Authority, together with electronic questionnaires completed by 38 communit…

The Community Business Market in 2018

Repository entry 1 December 2018

This is the fourth in Power to Change’s series of annual reports on the community business market. This year’s report reviews the structure, size and shape of the community business market in England in 2018 and considers the outlook for the year ahead.

The Community Business Market in 2018 – Research Summary

Repository entry 1 December 2018

# Preview | Download RI-19S-The Community Business Market in 2018.pdf244kB Author(s) Abigail Diamond Tim Vorley John Higton Rachael Archer Rebecca Steer Irshad Mulla Citation Diamond, A., Vorley, T., Higton, J., Archer, R., Steer, R. and Mulla, I. (2018) The Community

Community asset transfer: The role of intermediation across Liverpool City Region

Repository entry 1 November 2018

In this report, Capacity share their reflections on the role of intermediaries in community asset transfer from local authorities to community organisations. Drawing on recent activity in the Liverpool City Region, Capacity looked at whether an intermediary, which can provide support and expertise to both the community organisation and local au…

Community business and collaboration

Repository entry 1 November 2018

# Preview | Download WP-2018-11-Community business and collaboration.pdf6MB Author(s) Steve Wyler Margaret Adjaye Citation Wyler, S. and Adjaye, M. (2018) Community business and collaboration. Working Paper. Power to Change. Details Report type: Working Paper Publisher: Power to Change Location: England