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It is always a pleasure to work with people who are enthusiastic, hardworking, in possession of a broad range of experience and willing to adapt their approach during project development to suit a client's changing needs. nfpSynergy's final report was crucial in our decision making process.

Marianne ten Kate, Communications Manager, Elizabeth Finn Care

An overview of nfpSynergy 

For an overview of all our monitors and projects, please download our two page information sheet.

Charity Awareness Monitor

The Charity Awareness Monitor is a regular tracking survey of the public's knowledge, understanding, attitudes and awareness of charities, their activities and the services they offer.

The Scottish Charity Engagement Monitor

The Scottish Charity Engagement Monitor is a twice-yearly tracking survey of the Scottish public's knowledge, understanding, attitudes and awareness towards charities operating in Scotland.  

The Ethnic Minorities Charity Engagement Monitor

The Ethnic Minorities Engagement Monitor is a twice yearly opinion tracking monitor of ethnic minorities. It tracks awareness of charities, and issues of concern to charities, amongst BME groups.

Youth Engagement Monitor

The Youth Engagement Monitor is a syndicated research monitor tracking younger people’s (11-25 year-olds) involvement in and awareness of charities or pressure groups, as well as more general social topics and areas of interest in the United Kingdom. 

Charity Parliamentary Monitor

The Charity Parliamentary Monitor polls MPs four times a year and the Lords once a year to look at their awareness of charities and their campaigns, and also how effective they think different charities are. 

Welsh and Scottish monitoring

Since October 2003 we have conducted an annual poll of Welsh Assembly Members and Members of the Scottish Parliament, to regularly track political opinion in Wales and Scotland.  Our most recent poll was conducted in November/ December 2006 and the forthcoming poll will be run November/ December 2007.

Public Sector - Attitudes and Awareness Monitor 

The Attitudes and Awareness Parliamentary Monitor (AAPM) tracks the attitudes of MPs and Peers to public bodies, government agencies and other related organisations.  Two waves of data collection will be carried out each year, with the fieldwork for MPs carried out by the TNS (formerly Harris) Parliamentary Panel and for Peers by CommunicateResearch and the analysis, reporting and interpretation being created by nfpSynergy.

Charity Media Monitor

Journalists from all different media, i.e. newspapers, TV, radio, Internet etc, are researched twice a year in our Charity Media Monitor on their thoughts and attitudes towards charities' media activities and campaigns.

Brand Attributes

Brand attributes is an annual programme of research which centres on finding out which words or phrases the public associates with their “Ideal” charity compared to other named charities.  In addition participating organisations can test out a series of statements about the levels of trust the public have in charities and can also establish general attitudes towards individual charities. 

GP Monitor

GPs play such an important role in the medical process and as such nfpSynergy is carrying out research in order to better understand GPs’ current level of contact with the voluntary sector in general and specific charities in particular.

Irish Charity Engagement Monitor

The Irish Charity Engagement Monitor (ICAM) is a new tracking study of attitudes, awareness and perceptions among adults in Ireland.

Corporate Intelligence Monitor

The Corporate Intelligence Monitor looked at relationships between charities and companies. Its aim was to promote better understanding of how charities can work effectively with companies to build long-term relationships.

 


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