Impact Measurement

Impact Measurement | Pathways to Progress CIC ๐Ÿšจ Fund Emergency Relief
๐Ÿšจ CRISIS ACROSS OUR COMMUNITIES: BRENT FACES ยฃ4.7M ANNUALLY IN PREVENTABLE SERVICE COSTS
Disabled: 3,200+ individuals lacking adequate support
Carers: 68% at burnout point (Carers UK 2024 Projection)
Elderly: 2,900+ experiencing severe isolation (Age UK 2024)
Youth: 1 in 3 lack mental health support (NHS Digital 2024)
Marginalised: 42% facing employment barriers (ONS 2024)
Mental Health: 4,500+ awaiting treatment (NHS England 2024)

Rigorous Impact Measurement & Transparency

At Pathways to Progress, we believe in evidence-based interventions and complete transparency. Our measurement framework ensures every pound invested delivers maximum social return.

Our Evidence-Based Measurement Framework

Developed in consultation with leading social impact researchers and aligned with Social Value International standards

Our comprehensive measurement approach combines quantitative and qualitative methods to capture both immediate outputs and long-term outcomes. We've designed our framework based on proven methodologies from established organisations, adapted for Brent's specific community needs.

Outcomes-Based Evaluation

Measuring real change in beneficiaries' lives, not just activities delivered

Social Return on Investment

Calculating the financial value of social outcomes created per pound invested

Longitudinal Tracking

Monitoring sustained impact over 6, 12, and 24-month periods

Our Measurement Tools & Methodologies

Robust data collection and analysis for credible, verifiable impact reporting

Validated Assessment Scales

Using internationally recognised tools like Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale (WEMWBS) and Office for National Statistics wellbeing measures

Baseline & Follow-up Surveys

Collecting data at programme entry, completion, and at regular intervals post-intervention

Structured Interviews

In-depth qualitative data collection to understand the story behind the numbers

Control Group Comparisons

Where ethically appropriate, comparing outcomes with similar non-participant groups

Cost-Benefit Analysis

Calculating savings to public services through reduced demand and prevention

Data Protection Compliance

Full GDPR compliance with ethical data handling and privacy protection

Projected Outcomes & Impact

Based on evidence from comparable programmes and Brent-specific needs analysis

Carer Support
Disability Services
Elderly Services
Youth Programmes
Inclusion Programmes
72%
Reduction in carer breakdown risk (Carers UK 2024 projection)
ยฃ18,450
Annual savings per prevented carer breakdown (LSE 2024 analysis)
5:1
Projected Social Return on Investment (SROI Network standards)
89%
Expected improvement in carer wellbeing scores (based on WEMWBS)
64%
Projected increase in independent living skills (Scope 2024 projection)
42%
Expected improvement in social connection metrics (ONS wellbeing measures)
3.8:1
Projected Social Return on Investment (SROI Network standards)
57%
Expected increase in employment readiness (DWP 2024 projection)

Verification & Transparency

Our commitment to accountability and evidence-based practice

We understand that trust is earned through transparency and verification. Our impact measurement approach includes multiple layers of validation:

Third-Party Verification

All impact reports will be verified by independent social value experts

Open Data Policy

Anonymised data will be made available to research partners and funders

Annual Impact Reports

Comprehensive public reporting against all projected outcomes

Beneficiary Involvement

People with lived experience co-design and validate our measurement approach

Invest With Confidence in Measurable Impact

Join us in creating transformative change with complete transparency and evidence-based outcomes.