National Study of Adverse Childhood Experiences, Health Influences and Resilience

This project seeks to commission a professional data collection partner to conduct a nationally representative household survey examining adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), commercial determinants of health, and resilience factors across the life course. The survey will be led by the PHI research team at LJMU, who will handle survey design, ethical approval, data analysis and reporting. The successful bidder will be responsible for all fieldwork operations, including: finalising survey questions and sampling strategy with LJMU; implementing and managing data collection with regular progress updates; monitoring data quality and refining procedures as needed; delivering a clean SPSS dataset with coding, data dictionary and methodology report; and providing ongoing support during the analysis phase. This is an opportunity for experienced survey organisations to partner on a significant public health research initiative.