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Report: New Deal Disabled People Innovative Scheme Pilots

Report: New Deal Disabled People Innovative Scheme Pilots

TIHR evaluation team was commissioned to undertake an evaluation alongside the New Deal Disabled People Innovative Scheme Pilots.

The New Deal for Disabled People (NDDP) – Innovative Schemes project was set up in late 1997 to identify and test different approaches to helping disabled people move into or remain in work.

Twenty-four schemes were commissioned over a two year period, representing a wide range of different approaches. An Evaluation team of the Tavistock Institute was commissioned to undertake an evaluation alongside this programme.

The evaluation methods included a two-stage visit to every scheme, analysis of documentary material, case studies of a small selection of schemes and emerging issues, and secondary analysis of monitoring data. The ‘Innovative Schemes’ were recruited from across different sectors of provision: voluntary and independent sector (twelve); public sector (seven); and private and commercial firms (five).

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