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  • Evaluation of CIRV as part of the Vulnerability and Violent Crime Programme

    The College of Policing has asked NatCen to conduct this study to find out about people’s experiences of the Community Initiative to Reduce Violence and any recommendations for improvement. We’re talking to people involved in the programme, including CIRV staff and people who have received the programme.

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  • Evaluations of DIVERT as part of the Vulnerability and Violent Crime Programme

    The College of Policing has asked NatCen to conduct this study to find out about people’s experiences of the DIVERT programme and any recommendations for improvement. We’re also talking to people involved in the programme, including delivery staff and people who have received the programme.

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  • Evaluations of Op Divan/Op Met Divan as part of the Vulnerability and Violent Crime Programme

    The College of Policing has asked NatCen to conduct this study to find out about people’s experiences of the Op Divan/Op Met Divan programme and any recommendations for improvement. We’re talking to people involved in the programme, including delivery staff and people who have received the programme.

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  • Our pledge to you

    We understand you may have some questions about our credentials and how we deal with personal information.

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  • Who are NatCen?

    We’re Britain’s largest independent social research agency. For the last 50 years we’ve worked on behalf of government and charities to find out what people really think about important social issues and how Britain is run.

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  • Contact us

    For anything not covered on here, please call 0808 168 8519 (freephone) or email policeevaluation@natcen.ac.uk. A member of our research team will get back to you to answer your query as soon as possible.

    If you would like to contact the College of Policing about this research, please call Abigail McNeill on 07342 059 369 or email abigail.mcneill@college.pnn.police.uk.