TONIC

TONIC Experts in social research and public consultation with a focus on criminal justice and public health

We use the “Principles to Practice” approach that develops a shared understanding of the problem, finds out what works from the evidence, adopts principles that will meet the challenge and then turns all this into a series of practical steps for improvement

Tonic has worked for a range of clients, including Home Office, Department of Health, Ministry of Justice, Department for Children, Schools a

nd Families, Essex County Council, Thurrock Council, ONTRAC 360, Lewisham Council, Essex DAAT, The Children's Society, The Portman Group and the Drug Education Forum

Our completed projects include the consultation on the Code of Practice for Alcohol Retailers, Child Poverty bid for Essex, Targeted Mental Health in Schools (DCSF pilots), The National Drug Strategy, The Youth Alcohol Action Plan and Dual Diagnosis among Young People

TONIC has been growing! So, it’s time to revisit some familiar faces and welcome some new ones... meet the core TONIC te...
28/08/2025

TONIC has been growing! So, it’s time to revisit some familiar faces and welcome some new ones... meet the core TONIC team!

19/12/2024

Each year, the Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, Baroness Newlove, carries out an annual Victim Survey - a unique opportunity for victims of crime to share their experiences and perceptions of the criminal justice system. Covering all crime types and all stages of the criminal justice system, this survey is the only one of its kind, ensuring that victims' voices are heard and play a pivotal role in driving meaningful change. This year TONIC, a social research organisation specialising in criminal justice research, has been contracted by the Victims' Commissioner to carry out the survey.
It takes around 15 minutes to complete, the survey is anonymous and open to all victims over the age of 16 across England and Wales who have experienced a crime in the past three years - regardless of whether it was reported to the police. Responses will be analysed and published in an upcoming report by the Victims' Commissioner, helping to inform her work in improving the victim experience and drive better justice outcomes for all victims across England and Wales.
Please click the link https://eu.research.net/r/OVC24 or scan the QR code to fill in the survey.

19/12/2024

The Victims’ Commissioner wants to hear from you: Share your experience with the justice system and help us make it better for others.

Complete the survey here: eu.research.net/r/OVC24

19/12/2024

Help improve support for victims of crime by taking this anonymous survey!

The Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales, Baroness Newlove, carries out an annual Victim Survey – an opportunity for victims of crime to share their experiences and perceptions of the criminal justice system.

Give your feedback by completing the survey below:

https://eu.research.net/r/OVC24



Research is being carried out by TONIC research

19/12/2024

Have you been a victim of crime? Your feedback could shape the future of support for victims in England and Wales.

Make your voice heard. 15 minutes of your time today could help victims tomorrow.

Take the annual victims’ survey: http://eu.research.net/r/OVC24

19/12/2024

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Have you been a victim of crime? Share your experiences and perceptions of the criminal justice system here 👇 https://eu.research.net/r/OVC24

The survey closes 31st December 2024. Read more on the Victims’ Commissioner’s website (Link in comments)

19/12/2024

Share your views on the criminal justice system in England and Wales

19/12/2024

Victims voices matter.

If you've been a victim of crime, the Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales wants to hear from you.

By taking a short survey and sharing your experience of the criminal justice system today, you can help make a big difference for victims of tomorrow.

Visit https://orlo.uk/VFnr4 to complete.

17/12/2024

📢💜 Your voice matters: Help improve support for victims of crime by taking this
anonymous survey 📢💜

The Victims’ Commissioner, Baroness Newlove, is launching the annual Victims’ Survey.
This seeks feedback about people’s experiences of the criminal justice system in England and Wales.

Responses help the Victims' Commissioner improve support and outcomes for future victims.

The survey runs until 31st December 2024.

https://eu.research.net/r/OVC24

17/12/2024

Your voice matters: Help improve support for victims of crime by taking this anonymous survey!

The Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales, Baroness Newlove, carries out an annual Victim Survey – a unique opportunity for victims of crime to share their experiences and perceptions of the criminal justice system.

Have your voice heard by completing the survey below:
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https://eu.research.net/r/OVC24



Research has been carried out by TONIC research

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