A selection of downloadable Evaluations and Reports on a variety of Rock Pool activities.
Rock Pool Impact Report 2020-2024
WeMatter Evaluation
An evaluation of the WeMatter pilot, conducted between November 2022 and July 2023. WeMatter is one of Victim Support's specialist services for children and young people (CYP), delivering group work through an online platform.
Evaluation of the Sefton ACEs programme - Final report
The evaluation aimed to understand the experiences and outcomes of the programme for facilitators and for the parents and young people accessing the programme, and explore the sustainability of programme outcomes - Sefton Council July 2021
Harpurhey - ACEs Trauma Evaluation
Does implementing a trauma-informed workforce at the local level enhance outcomes for residents? An Evaluation completed by Manchester Public Health in 2020.
Evaluation of the Rock Pool Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Recovery Toolkit Programme
The evaluation, detailed in the final report by Liverpool John Moores University in August 2019, aimed to understand the experiences and outcomes of the programme for both facilitators and the parents accessing it.
Cost Benefit Analysis of the Inspiring Families Programme
A summary of findings of the pilot Inspiring Families Programme delivered by Calan DVS. March - September 2018. Published January 2020.
Sefton Council Adverse Childhood Experiences Pilot Programme
This report was completed by Sefton Council to assess the outcome of the ACEs pilot programme. August 2018
Birmingham Children’s Trust Adult Adverse Childhood Experience Outcomes Report
Authored by Chris Devaney, Senior Family Support Worker and Programme Facilitator. June 2018
Final Sexual Violence Recovery Toolkit Evaluation
This evaluation was completed by Robbie Thompson Consultancy to assess the impact of the first two SV RTK programmes facilitated by Cardiff Sexual Assault Referral Centre. August 2017
The Inspiring Families Programme: A Formative Evaluation of Pilot Implementation in Slough, Berkshire
This report presents a formative evaluation of the Inspiring Families Programme’s pilot implementation in Slough in May – July 2016. The evaluation examines ‘process’ in terms of how the IF Programme works to achieve outcomes and ‘outcome’ by documenting indications of what the IF Programme can achieve.
Cost Benefit Analysis of the Inspiring Families Programme
Interim findings of the pilot Inspiring Families Programme delivered by Slough Children’s Services Trust. November 2016