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Ending the need for food banks in the UK
By Grace Wyld.
On 25 May 2022.
This guest blog discusses the putting data at the heart of their mission, and the addition of the Trussell Trust’s data to NPC’s Local needs databank.
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Approaching public health in partnership with the voluntary sector
By Ruthe Isden .
On 20 May 2022.
As the Health and Care Bill passes into law there are genuine opportunities to share knowledge and expertise.
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Listen: How to measure your impact
On 16 May 2022.
Rosie McLeod speaks with Sam Davies, host of the Charity Chat podcast, to talk about how charities can measure their impact.
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How NPC is considering race and ethnicity in its influencing work
By Leah Davis .
On 13 May 2022.
We’ve been taking steps to ensure that our analysis, research and advocacy considers and makes the case for equity for people from minority ethnic communities.
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What the 2022 Queen’s speech means for the social sector
By Theo Clay .
On 12 May 2022.
The content had a mix of new and old—some for charities to be pleased about and some which may raise concerns.
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What does the UK Shared Prosperity Fund mean for charities?
By Alex Miller .
On 12 May 2022.
What the UKSPF means for the voluntary sector, how they can get involved, and how we can ensure that existing projects do not lose out on funding before 2024.
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20 years of NPC: Funding our future
By Elise Karam .
On 5 May 2022.
On our 20th anniversary, we are looking to create solutions for the issues of today and tomorrow.
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The value of assessing ‘value for money’
By David Pritchard .
On 3 May 2022.
Learn about our experience conducting a value for money assessment of the Coronavirus Community Support Fund (CCSF).
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What does the cost of living crisis mean for charities?
By Richard Sagar.
On 29 April 2022.
Richard Sagar, Charity Finance Group, sets out what the crisis means for charities and says that they will be expected to do more with less.
Good ideas, effective research, independent thinking.
