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One Plus One puts research into practice. We investigate what makes relationships work – or fall apart – and make the findings accessible to everyone interested in strengthening and supporting couple and family relationships.
Some areas of the law treat couples the same, married or not. But in many other areas, there are big differences. More +
Information about how the quality of the relationship between parents matters to their children. More +
Evidence based resources providing support and guidance for practitioners working with parents and families. More +
For those working with couples and families – frontline professionals, community workers and volunteers – One Plus One offers a specially designed tried and tested package of training and resources. Learn more about our Brief encounters® training and resources such as PictureKits and FamilyWise.
One Plus One Brief encounters® training has been mentioned in the updated Child Health Promotion Programme.
If you’re looking for information on relationships, our team of researchers, practitioners and information specialists continually scan national and international sources for evidence-based research, statistics and practical projects - all the information we gather can be easily accessed from our topic pages, online libraries and news boards.
04 July 2008 - New report from FPI on the gender pay gap More +
02 July 2008 - JRF research into minimum income standard More +
02 July 2008 - Research into STIs and older persons More +
01 July 2008 - Channel 4 seeks couples for documentary More +
30 June 2008 - JRF publishes new research on parenting 'mixed' children More +
27 June 2008 - New research on antenatal depression and child developmental delay More +
09 June 2008 - Ben Wilson from the Office for National Statistics presents seminar at One Plus One More +
09 June 2008 - Director of One Plus One questions David Cameron MP More +
Transforming Frontline Practice - DVD
Find out about how you and your team can increase effectiveness when supporting families by watching our introductory DVD here.
