Our impact approach
Measure what changes — not only what happens.
Impact reporting should connect activities to outcomes and make the evidence understandable to participants, partners, donors and public institutions.
✓Reach — who participated and where
✓Experience — what participants engaged with
✓Change — skills, confidence or behaviour indicators
✓Continuation — what happened after the programme
Story format
Every story should answer four questions.
Who?
Introduce the participant or community with dignity and context.
Challenge
Explain the barrier, need or opportunity without sensationalising it.
Change
Show what the programme contributed and what evidence supports the story.
Next
Show the participant's next step and what remains to be done.
Stories to publish
A future library of lived experience.
Participant story
From hesitation to participation
Placeholder story structure — replace with an approved participant story, consent and verified outcomes.
Mentor story
Why mentoring matters
Placeholder for a mentor perspective, with a clear description of their role and contribution.
Institution story
Building a programme together
Placeholder for a partner case study showing the problem, collaboration, delivery and learning.