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IMOGEN BLOOD & ASSOCIATES

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We are specialists in supported housing, homelessness and care systems — helping organisations understand need, plan services and improve how they work.​​

We combine robust data, modelling and system insight with participatory approaches and practice development, so our work is not only evidence-based, but grounded, inclusive and practical.

UNDERSTANDING AND PLANNING SYSTEMS

We help organisations build a clear, evidence-based understanding of their systems, including current provision, demand and future need.

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Our work includes:

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    - Supported housing needs assessments and strategies

    - Modelling of need and demand across different client groups

    - Data analysis, workforce and stakeholder surveys

    - System mapping and pathway analysis

 

Where data is incomplete or fragmented, we generate new insight directly from providers, practitioners and people using services — helping you understand not only what is happening, but why.

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OUTCOME

A robust, shared evidence base to inform commissioning, investment and strategic decision-making

IMPROVING PRACTICE AND PARTICIPATION

We work with organisations to improve how services are designed and delivered, placing lived experience, relationships and strengths at the centre.

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Our projects encompass:

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    - Most Significant Change (MSC) – a story-based, participatory approach to evaluation            and learning       

    - Strengths-based and positive risk practice development

    - Co-production and lived experience engagement

    - Facilitation, training and organisational development

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We support teams to reflect, learn and adapt — ensuring that services improve in ways that matter to the people who use them.

OUTCOME

More responsive, inclusive and effective services

OUR APPROACH

We bring together three elements:​       

- Robust system intelligence - combining data, modelling and analysis across different parts of the system

- Primary insight - generating new evidence where existing data is limited or incomplete

- Participation and lived experience - ensuring that people's voices shape both the evidence and the solutions

OUTCOME

A clear line from evidence to decisions - and from strategy to delivery

WIDE SCOPE OF EXPERTISE

We work across housing, health, care and community settings, bringing insight from different sectors to understand the whole system.​​

​We have in-depth experience in:

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    - Supported housing and supported living

    - Homelessness and multiple disadvantage

    - Ageing, disability and care systems

    - Equality, diversity and inclusion​​

OUTCOME

Understanding of how multiple different sectors inform the whole system.

MOST SIGNIFICANT CHANGE (MSC)

We are part of a practice alliance dedicated to developing and sharing the Most Significant Change (MSC) approach. 

This is a powerful, participatory method for understanding change through people's stories.

Find out more about our MSC work, tools and case studies here:

OUR WORK

We have worked with local authorities, government departments, housing associations and voluntary organisations across the UK to:

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    - assess need and plan services

    - improve pathways and system performance

    - capture lived experience and learning

    - develop strategies that lead to real change​

In addition to our publications, below are some hand-picked examples of our projects. Click on the front cover to access the reports. 

ABOUT US

Imogen Blood & Associates is a collaboration of experienced researchers, consultants and practitioners with a shared commitment to equality, inclusion and positive social change.

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We combine analytical rigour with creativity, curiosity and a deep understanding of practice — working alongside clients and communities to develop solutions that work in the real world.​

GET IN TOUCH

We'd be happy to discuss your project or explore how we can support your work.​

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