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OwlIMPACT Aggregate · Area Report
Youth advancement across a county
Sir y Bryn (county, fictional) · 12 months to March 2027 · 9 organisations, 41 programmes

Nine youth and community organisations across one county, logging as they work. What no single funder return has ever shown: the county's youth work as one evidence base — who was reached, what changed for them, and what the sector gave to make it happen.

The Year Across The County
1,240
Young People Reached
214
Outcome Events Recorded
+2.1
Avg Confidence Shift · 31 cohorts
1,459
Volunteer Hours Given
What Changed For Young People
Recorded outcomeEvents
Signposted to support (housing, wellbeing, advice)75
Referred on, and the referral taken up58
Started training, a course or work experience44
Qualification or accreditation achieved37
Each event dated and recorded against an anonymous participant code by the person who did the work — evidenced counts, not survey estimates. Distance travelled: average confidence across 31 tracked cohorts moved from 4.2 to 6.3 (n=612 responses). Counts and shifts are never converted to pounds.
What The Sector Gave — Side By Side, Never Summed
LensBasisValue
In-kind — volunteer time1,459 hrs at NLW £12.71 (from 1 Apr 2026)£18,544
Social value — staff time beyond funding527 hrs at £16.93 (National TOMs 2022, 2021 prices)£8,922
Cost — funded deliveryActual salary; belongs in the investment line, never the return£86,300
What a funder or public body can do with this

An area-wide, bottom-up evidence base: outcome counts an evaluator can trace to dated records, confidence change tracked over time, and the sector's own contribution costed at published rates. It reads across Wellbeing of Future Generations goals and youth work returns without re-collecting anything. Owl Impact can be built into the grant itself as the monitoring and evaluation line — the evidence layer the funder already expects — so every funded organisation reports this way from day one, at no cost to their own budgets.

An area report aggregates the logged records of every participating organisation in a county or region for the period — each record dated, coded and rate-stamped at source, no participant personal data anywhere. The three lenses are reported side by side and never combined. Every rate is published with its source at owlimpact.wales/methodology.
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