Funded by Amnesty International and carried out in partnership with other research organisations, this project mapped the mental health needs of young people in secure settings. Just Economics was responsible for reviewing the existing literature and comparing the costs of placements in secure settings with therapeutic alternatives.
Bookstart seeks to promote reading amongst low-income families. Just Economics was commissioned to undertake an SROI study to assess the impact of improved literacy on lifetime outcomes for the children that benefit from the intervention.
Internet access is still beyond the reach of many people worldwide. BT’s Connecting Africa programme aims to reduce the digital divide by providing internet access to orphaned and displaced young people in Africa. This evaluation by Just Economics explores the difference getting online has made to these young people and their communities.
Our client base ranges from local charities to public sector bodies and global corporates. We apply our expertise to key focus areas that our team are passionate about.
