Our impact
At QSA we're committed to measuring the effectiveness of what we do, and reflecting on the results. We do this is a variety of ways, from recording statistics to asking our users about how their lives have improved and where our support could go further. This drives our learning and service development process: we really do put people on low incomes at the centre of what we do, and how we do it.
2010-11: Our impact in numbers
Tower Hamlets, Hackney and Newham are home to around 700,000 people - of whom approximately 40% (280,000) live on a low income. QSA supports around 2,500 of those people directly each year, a number that rises to 4,000 if we include family members of our clients. Our aim across all of our projects is to equip people living in poverty with the skills and resources they need to find their way out of the problems they face. As a small charity, we know that we alone cannot make a serious impact upon the sheer scale of income poverty in the area. Our aim is to make a serious impact upon the individuals with whom we work.
Homestore's impact | Made of Money's impact | Homelink's impact
Knees Up's impact | Down to Earth's impact
