Projects

Research within the GAPS team addresses some of the most important social issues affecting individuals, families and communities. The projects featured below reflect the range of work undertaken by our researchers, both past and present. Click on an image to find out more about each project and its contributions to research, policy and practice.

The Real Count logo. An image of three lines indicating a chart with a tick at the top. Wording reads 'Anonymous by design, built for change'. This has a hyperlink to the Real Count Survey about non-reported domestic abuse in the UK.
This is a screen shot from the top of a government webpage. It reads: 'Research and analysis Child sexual abuse and exploitation: recording practices in children's social care and serious incident reporting.' The hyperlink takes you to the government website where this report is available in full.
The image has the 'HALT' logo which reads 'Homicide Abuse Learning Together' and has the logos of Manchester Metropolitan University, UCLAN, UKRI and Liverpool John Moores University.
This is a picture of a smiling woman with the word 'HEAPS'. This links to the HEAPS project website.
This is a picture of a green and blue flower made from circles on a green background. The visible writing says 'PROSPER study' and the hyperlink takes you to the PROSPER research website.
This is the logo for the domestic abuse commissioner on an orange background. The hyperlink takes you to reports and policy briefings on the Domestic Abuse Commissioner's website that were written by some of the GAPS researchers.