What is the Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey?
The Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey is one of the most important and robust sources of data on population-level adult mental health in England.
The Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey is one of the most important and robust sources of data on population-level adult mental health in England.
Information about taking part in the evaluation of the Positive Early Childhood Education (PECE) training programme.
BSA: First Look draws on data from the BSA survey, running continuously since 1983
An independent implementation and process evaluation to assess the programme’s effectiveness to date, and key lessons for the future.
Insights from our independent evaluation of the MoJ's Turnaround Programme.
NatCen, with Frontier Economics, Sheffield Hallam University, and IFS, is independently evaluating the UK Government’s Connect to Work Programme.
This report is an initial early release and examination of some of the key findings of the most recent survey conducted in September and October 2025.
Latest findings from the British Social Attitudes survey
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