The brief
Peabody wanted to understand the experience of residents who had recently become Universal Credit claimants, including the process of applying, household finances, employment, wellbeing, health, and what more could be done to support them.
A survey of 450 recent Universal Credit claimants explored the application experience, household finances, employment, wellbeing, health, and what further support residents might need.
A focused resident survey designed to inform both Peabody’s support offer and its wider policy conversations.
Peabody wanted to understand the experience of residents who had recently become Universal Credit claimants, including the process of applying, household finances, employment, wellbeing, health, and what more could be done to support them.
Enventure Research supported questionnaire development and delivered 450 telephone interviews with recent claimants using experienced IQCS-trained interviewers. Calls were made at different times on weekdays and weekends to help reach residents across a variety of demographics, life stages, and communities.
Peabody received an anonymised dataset for its own analysis. The research was designed to inform decisions about the services offered around Universal Credit and to provide resident evidence that could support conversations with government and policy makers.
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