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PASCAL parent programme selection assistant

PASCAL is Nesta's free decision-making assistant for commissioners, helping local areas select evidence-based parenting interventions that fit their priorities, budgets and populations.

Parent Engagement Playbook

Practical, evidence-informed ways to help more parents find, start and complete evidence-based parenting programmes.

RESEARCH

Read our New Era report

A high-level blueprint for transforming family support in England.

Parenting support at scale: market analysis

Nesta examines the market for parenting support services for families with children under the age of five.

What is your local authority?

The Best Start in Life playbook and data profiles contain personalised data for your local authority. To continue, start typing below to find your local authority.

Nesta is a research and innovation foundation that designs, tests and scales solutions for the biggest challenges of our time. Our mission is that from 2030 every child has the same chance of developing to their full potential in the early years.

This resource is available to local authorities on a free-to-use basis. While we hope you find this useful in developing your strategic plan, please note that the material is provided for information purposes only. Nesta is not responsible for any reliance you may choose to place on the resource or the material it makes available.

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