Family Hubs - Theory of Change (Infographic)

Claire Paterson-Young; Michael Maher

Family Hubs - Theory of Change (Infographic)

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Abstract

Family Hubs engaged in workshops to design a Theory of Change. This presents the final version of the Theory of Change that outlines how and why long-term outcomes are experienced through Family Hubs by linking interventions to a sequence of short-, medium-, and long-term changes. It explains change across individual, organisational, and policy levels, showing how improvements in capacity, institutional practices, and structural conditions interact to produce wider impact.

Original language	English
Commissioning body	West Northamptonshire Council
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - May 2026

Keywords

Family Hubs
Theory of Change

1 Seminar/Workshop

Family Hubs: Theory of Change Workshop
Paterson-Young, C. (Keynote speaker) & Maher, M. (Invited speaker)
Mar 2026
Activity: Academic Talks or Presentations › Seminar/Workshop › Research

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Family Hubs: Theory of Change Workshop

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