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  • Evaluation of the North Yorkshire Partners in Practice Programme

    NatCen Social Research has been asked by the Department for Education (DfE) to carry out an evaluation of the Partners in Practice programme (PiP) taking place in North Yorkshire County Council with a key focus on two recent developments of the No Wrong Door programme: The Back on Track and Leaving Care extension.

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    • Childrenscentreeventimageemail Information on taking part

      The Department for Education (DfE) would like to understand how the No Wrong Door programme (‘the programme’) works and whether it is making a difference to the young people that are involved. The research findings will be used to review and develop the programme.

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    If you have any further queries please call our researcher Anna Marcinkiewicz on 0207 549 8527 or email anna.marcinkiewicz@natcen.ac.uk.