Charity leaders have been left frustrated by a lack of overarching vision by the Labour government, which they warn is blighted by “contradictions and incoherence” and “regressive, damaging rhetoric”.
More than half of charities fear they may not be operating in the next five years amid concerns around rising costs, ...
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Reports from whistleblowers to the regulator about governance failures at charities has increased amid a decline in concerns ...
The Actors Benevolent Fund has changed its name to the Actors Trust amid an expansion of its help, including more mental ...
Local charities have been handed £300,000 over the last three years by Merseyside Police as part of its Operation Payback ...
Kemi Olafare shares practical ways finance teams can bridge the gap between numbers and mission - making financial principles ...
Alzheimer’s Society has appointed civil servant Michelle Dyson as its next chief executive. She joins the charity next month ...
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Almost four in five charity leaders from 27 countries are warning that demand for their support has increased over the last ...
Charity workers in social care and support roles are ‘overwhelmed by the emotional demands of the work’ and are being ‘left ...
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