Evaluation, Evidence & Impact: Advancements in Children's Services
Cavendish Conference Centre, London
The Evaluation, Evidence & Impact conference is an annual event for everyone involved in planning and running services for children and young people.
Hosted by Children & Young People Now in central London on Tuesday 25th March 2025, this essential conference will share leading-edge practice and research to help you make informed decisions, demonstrate impact, and support your endeavours to improve outcomes for children and families.
Hosted by Children & Young People Now in central London on Tuesday 25th March 2025, this essential conference will share leading-edge practice and research to help you make informed decisions, demonstrate impact, and support your endeavours to improve outcomes for children and families.
Our expert-led sessions will highlight latest advancements in evaluation and impact as it relates to a range of services including early intervention, youth work, adoption, children in care, and family relationships and parenting programmes.
They will also explore developments on the role of AI, commissioning practice, developing evaluation frameworks, and involving children and young people.
Who should attend?
• All practitioners with an interest in service evaluation
• Directors, heads and managers of services for children, young people and families
• Charity chiefs and senior staff
• Commissioners of services
• Heads of strategy
• Quality assurance and performance managers
• Policy advisers and officers
• Early help teams
• Children’s centre managers
• Youth workers
• Safeguarding managers
• Children’s health professionals
• All practitioners with an interest in service evaluation
• Directors, heads and managers of services for children, young people and families
• Charity chiefs and senior staff
• Commissioners of services
• Heads of strategy
• Quality assurance and performance managers
• Policy advisers and officers
• Early help teams
• Children’s centre managers
• Youth workers
• Safeguarding managers
• Children’s health professionals