Welcome! This is where you’ll find our list of current voluntary and community sector organisations, community groups, and statutory bodies registered with the Community Research Initiative. Everyone on this list is interested in co-designing research ideas and projects with a master’s student and working in partnership with them during their dissertation.
You’ll need to be logged in to the website using your UCL login. If you are interested in an organisation’s work and would like to think seriously about working in partnership with them, you can request a CRIS appointment.
f there’s nothing here that catches your eye and you have your own ideas for an organisation to work with, please drop us a line at [email protected]. Please note, we prioritise local, small-to-medium sized, and not-for-profit organisations (and some statutory bodies or social enterprises/Community Interest Companies).
For organisations advertising specific ideas for research, check out our Community Noticeboard where you can show your interest in ideas you’d like to know more about.
Community Links is an innovative Charity in East London tackling health and social inequality. We are based in Newham and have over 40 years’ experience helping people of all ages reach their full potential. We take our local knowledge of what works to influence national decision making.
Dream Networks is a social enterprise that harnesses the power of collaboration, technology, and empathy to tackle play inequality and provide inclusive play areas for all. Across the UK children in low-income communities are repeatedly denied their right to fun and inclusive play spaces.
St John's Hospice provides expert care and support to people living with a long term illness in London. Each year, St John's supports over 4500 patients and their family members, living with a range of conditions including Cancer, respiratory disease, motor neurone disease, HIV and MS.
We are working with families, communities, policy-makers and partner organisations right across the UK to make it easier for people to walk and cycle. We are making journeys safer and empowering people to make travel choices which are good for them, their neighbourhoods and the environment.
To organise the workers in all industrial sectors To defend the members and workers' rights To fight and denounce bad and abusive employers To fight government regressive and degrading labour legislation To stand for freedom of association and core labour rights for all workers of the world.
Thames Reach's mission is to help homeless and vulnerable men and women to find decent homes, build supportive relationships and lead fulfilling lives. We require people who are studying the Romanian language (who are at least in their 2nd year of study) to support us with the following roles.