Debates

NPC CEO Dan Corry argues that, just as the fortunes of the England team may change constantly, so does the context and challenges for social sector organisations. While we don't all have Gareth Southgate to guide us through, we do have NPC Ignites.

On the 70th anniversary of the founding of the NHS, we launch the first of three blog examining the relationship between the health service and the voluntary sector.

Amina Memon, Professor of Psychology at Royal Holloway University blogs to introduce work she has done in collaboration with NPC. She asks does the charity sector really care about diversity, and what is holding it back from acting if it does?

Sir Nicholas Montagu KCB, Chair of the Charity Tax Commission shares his thoughts on the role and goals of the commission as it launches a call for evidence.

Leanne Bennett asks if charities are doing enough to raise the level of understanding of the less common, more complex, conditions.

Imogen Walker reflects on the opportunities and dangers of greater collaboration between the voluntary sector and local government.

On the day of the launch Civil Society Futures' one-year interim report, its chair reflects on the her experience during the first half of the inquiry.

Recent research suggests resilience may be more important, especially when it comes to having an impact.

Following revelations about the uses and abuses of social media data by businesses, how are charities doing things differently?

‘Place-based’ solutions gaining popularity at the moment. But it’s not a new idea. The approach has quite a history.

To mark International Women's Day 2018, Clare Wilkins sets out two areas where NPC believes the charity sector needs to do more to support women.

There's a clear appetite from charities to be better able to get insights from their data. So what can be done to build capacity and capability?