Doing gig work: Social implications of platform-based food deliveries
This research aims to study the platform-based gig economy and its reconfiguration of urban spaces by investigating the management, solidarity and resistance of cycle couriers in three European cities: Manchester, Lyon (France) and Cluj-Napoca (Romania).
Projects,Social Innovation & Welfare Reform,Incomes Work Poverty,SocialInnovation-Projects,Incomes, Work and Poverty Projects
Review of Grandmentors programme
Young carers are young people who take on significant caring responsibilities for family members, normally parents or siblings.
Projects,Social Innovation & Welfare Reform,SocialInnovation-Projects
European Cohort Development Project (ECDP)
The European Cohort Development Project (ECDP) is a Design Study which will create the specification and business case for a European Research Infrastructure that will provide, over the next 25 years, comparative longitudinal survey data on child and young adult well-being.
Projects,Social Innovation & Welfare Reform,Education,Incomes Work Poverty,SocialInnovation-Projects,Education-Projects,Incomes, Work and Poverty Projects
Rochdale Connections Trust: Freedom Programme Evaluation
PERU were commissioned by Rochdale Connections Trust to evaluate their Domestic Abuse Freedom Programme.
Projects,Social Innovation & Welfare Reform,SocialInnovation-Projects
Trafford DAAT Personalised Budgets
Trafford Drug and Alcohol Action Team (DAAT) are piloting personalised budgets for young people with substance misuse issues. A small, randomised control trial (RCT) has been established to evaluate the impact of the pilot.
Projects,Social Innovation & Welfare Reform,SocialInnovation-Projects
Hidden Harm
Salford Drug Action Team wanted to review aspects of its Hidden Harm strategy and to review a service that it had commissioned to work directly with the children of misusing parents.
Projects,Social Innovation & Welfare Reform,SocialInnovation-Projects
An economic review of domestic violence services in Cheshire
Cheshire County Council (as was) wished to better understand the economic case for investing in domestic violence services.
Projects,Social Innovation & Welfare Reform,SocialInnovation-Projects