Loneliness affects more and more people. Therefore, organisations need to showcase how their social interventions reduce loneliness and improve wellbeing in order to demonstrate the importance of their interventions and to increase the likelihood of securing funding.

Recently, we hosted a webinar for the National Partnership Against Loneliness alongside Copenhagen Economics and Economists Without Borders, where we presented Loneliness in Numbers.

Loneliness in Numbers is a free tool that enables organisations to easily calculate the socio-economic value of their loneliness interventions.

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You can now watch or re-watch the webinar to learn more about the methods and how to use Loneliness in Numbers to better showcase the difference your intervention makes for people and society.

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In order to use Loneliness in Numbers, organisations need to measure loneliness scientifically and efficiently. Therefore, our webinar on the 11th of January will focus on exactly that.

Here, Ziggi Santini, Mental Health Researcher at Copenhagen University and Chief Scientific Officer at Impactly, will present how to measure loneliness and wellbeing scientifically.

While Anton Karlsson, Head of Impact at Impactly, will talk about how to efficiently measure loneliness in order to use Loneliness in Numbers.

Regardless of whether or not you plan to use Loneliness in Numbers, it'll be a unique opportunity to ensure that your impact measurements are on point or need some tweaks.

SIgn up for the loneliness webinar