When the arts are part of every young person’s life, they grow into empathetic, imaginative and culturally engaged adults.
We have worked extensively to define the impact of our work, and develop measurement frameworks to ensure we are making a difference in the lives of young people. This evidence, alongside established research and literature demonstrates the value of art experiences to the lives of young people.
We have partnered with Good Wolf, a leading social impact consultancy to develop robust tools and methods to track and understand the outcomes across both the social and cultural streams of our impact.
This commitment to measuring impact helps us learn, improve, and advocate for the vital role that arts play in shaping brighter futures for young people.
Our theory of change is the backbone of Theatre Unlimited: it clearly maps out how our programs create real, measurable impact. It guides us to connect our vision with practical action, ensuring that our work breaks down barriers and builds confidence, creativity and connection for those who need it most.
The spark
Young people feel joy. They feel included. They grow curious.
The growth
Build empathy. Grow in confidence. Develop a love for the arts
The horizon
We see a more inclusive and creative society. We grow a stronger culture of theatre in Australia.
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Social Impact Report
Our Social impact reporting is how we share the story of what our work achieves. By collecting and communicating clear data and real stories, we show our communities, partners and supporters the impact of our work.
Research
