evidencing what works for Service children

Through the SCiP Alliance Impact Centre, Liam helps organisations use evidence and evaluation to understand what works, strengthen their impact and improve outcomes for Service children.

Dr Liam Satchell is an experienced researcher, psychologist and data analyst with more than a decade's experience across academia and consultancy. He has a PhD in Psychology and has published more than 40 books and journal articles on psychology and data science-related topics. Alongside his role with the Alliance, he remains actively involved in research exploring education, mental wellbeing and pro/antisocial behaviour.

Through the Impact Centre, he helps practitioners, policymakers and funders build confidence in evidence, evaluate their work effectively and turn insight into meaningful action for Service children.

As a Research Advisor for the SCiP Alliance Impact Centre, Rachael helps strengthen the use of research evidence to improve support and outcomes for Service children and their families.

Dr Rachael Gribble is a Senior Lecturer in War & Psychiatry at the King’s Centre for Military Health Research (KCMHR), King's College London and an experienced researcher specialising in military-connected families. Her research focuses on military-connected families and how high-risk jobs can affect the wellbeing of partners, children, parents and siblings. Through her role with the Impact Centre, she provides academic guidance on how evidence is communicated and shared, helping us connect research more closely with the decisions that shape support for Service children.