Research & evaluation

We conduct research in partnership with members and share our findings with the wider network to inspire improved service provision across the UK.

Publication

Exploring the impact of Covid-19 on the health and economic wellbeing of young people

This report breakdown explores the impact of Covid-19 on the health, economic wellbeing and employment status of young
Briefing paper

Young people's experience of counselling in community settings

As part of our national study on the effectiveness of counselling in community-based
Briefing paper

National youth counselling study

A report into the outcomes of counselling in YIACS local community-based settings, and on the profile of their service
Publication

Remote mental health interventions for young people

This report argues that remote services can improve access and lead to positive mental health outcomes, but that
Briefing paper

Young People in Mind

A briefing paper series to share the key findings from the 'Young People in Mind' project.
Briefing paper

The social determinants of young people's mental health

A briefing paper for providers, policy-makers, commissioners and researchers summarising our research on the links
Publication

Health inequality and access to justice

A research report which explores the relationship between young people, mental health and legal issues.
Publication

Right 2B Safe project evaluation

An independent evaluation report for the Right 2B Safe project.
Publication

The legal problems and mental health needs of youth advice service users

A report that aims to make the case for advice services.
Briefing paper

Youth advice: A mental health intervention?

A summary of a research study on the mental health benefits and cost-effectiveness of youth advice services.
Publication

The outcomes and impact of youth advice

This report is intended as a one-stop evidence resource for anyone wishing to understand the adverse impact of social
Briefing paper

Civil legal problems

Research into the experience of, and relationship between, young people, social exclusion and crime.