The speakers discussed how evidence and evaluation can be effectively integrated into to the planning, design, delivery and management of Family Hubs. They reviewed tools and approaches such as Theory of Change, logic models, and reviewed the evaluations being undertaken by Ecorys on six Family Hub implementations, funded by the Department for Education.
This session was led by:
- Bronia Arnott, Regional Coordinator for the North East, National Centre for Family Hubs
- Laurie Day, Director - Children, Young People and Families of Ecorys UK
- Julia Haig, Head of Service - Early Help at Suffolk County Council
- Max Stanford, Head of Early Childhood and Care, Early Intervention Foundation (EIF)
For more information on Family Hubs, please visit: www.nationalcentreforfamilyhu....