Report for The Dulverton Trust shows adventure learning programmes benefit young people

Established in 1949, The Dulverton Trust is an independent grant-making charity currently providing funds to various charities offering adventure learning and leadership programmes, with the aim of improving the behavioural and emotional wellbeing of young people. At Pro Bono Economics, we are committed to helping organisations understand and improve their impact and value, and to this end we are in a partnership with The Dulverton Trust to estimate the effect of their funding.

We matched several volunteers from the Department for Work and Pensions to this project; Eugenia Caizzi, Matthew Parish, Samuel Mackley, Nidhi Arun, Dylan West, Opeyemi Otunuga. The team worked on an excellent review of the existing evidence and we would like to thank them for all their work.

The report is available to download below.