Why commission NDTi?
As a not-for-profit organisation, we understand the responsibility that comes with spending public money.
We only charge what it costs to deliver high-quality work, and any surplus is reinvested directly into our mission: enabling people to live good lives.
Our approach is rooted in coproduction, equality, and inclusion, ensuring that every piece of work delivers measurable impact, supports service improvement, and strengthens communities. Commissioners choose us not just for value for money, but for values in action.
Our approach to...
Change and development
The strength of our values, perspectives, people, knowledge and partnerships provides the tools to create change for the better, driving innovative, radical thinking and solutions that work.
Find out more
Policy and strategy development
Using our expertise and partnerships, we unite voices of living experience help you create sustainable, meaningful policies and strategies.
Find out more
Evaluation and learning
Our values-driven, partnership approach to evaluation and learning ensures actionable insights and sustainable impact that can help you change lives and make smart financial choices.
Find out more
Research
Our research champions inclusion and human rights by amplifying lived experience and shaping meaningful outcomes in collaboration with a diverse range of stakeholders.
Find out more
Quick links
Commission us
We’d love to hear from you. Questions about our current projects or want to discuss a new initiative?
Reach out and let’s explore how we can work together.
Our impact
As a not for profit organisation, every penny we make through our work is invested back into our purpose. The impact we help create and enable supports people to have good lives.
Small Supports
Based on a service in Plymouth, nine people’s well-being improved from average scores of 2/10 to 8/10 and saved the local system £1.5million per year.
Internships Work
Working with every local authority, 5967 young people in England are predicted to be supported interns in September 2025.
Community Led Support
Across Scotland, Wales and England, local authorities report an average 53% reduction in the rate of people needing more formal assessment and support.
Our partnerships and alliances
European Social Network
Contact
National Lottery Community Fund
Can’t find what you’re looking for?
Search our website
Quickly find the information you need. Simply enter your keywords and explore our work.
Or
