Our impact

Our impact, with the evidence behind it.

We report what our records can support. Every published figure includes its period, programme, geographic scope, and source so that its meaning stays clear.

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6 counties

National reach

Reach reported from delivery records

A county is included when AYCP programme records identify completed or ongoing delivery activity there during the stated period.

Period
March 2021 to June 2026
Source
AYCP programme location register
Read the county reach record

How impact is measured

From programme records to public evidence

Our measurement starts with the result an intervention is designed to pursue, then follows the records needed to test progress against it.

  1. 01

    Define the measure

    Each intervention identifies what will be counted, the period covered, and the evidence required.

  2. 02

    Record participation

    Delivery teams maintain programme, location, and participation records during implementation.

  3. 03

    Review what changed

    Follow-up, participant feedback, and programme review provide evidence for changes that attendance records cannot establish.

  4. 04

    Consolidate and correct

    Records are checked before publication and updated when stronger or corrected evidence becomes available.

Reports and evidence

Follow the result back to the work

Impact records identify their source. Programme pages provide the intervention context, delivery status, results framework, and related evidence behind current reporting.

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Source-linked figures

Every public result names the record used to support it.

Defined scope

Programme, location, and reporting period are stated beside the figure.

Verified before publication

Pending records remain outside the public Impact page.

Accountability

We keep the claim within the evidence.

We distinguish participation and delivery outputs from longer-term outcomes. We state the source and reporting period, exclude proposed results from achieved figures, and correct public records when the underlying evidence changes.