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Case Study: Lambeth Together
On 14 August 2019.
Lambeth Together is a collaboration of health services seeking to improve care for residents.
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Case Study: Corra Foundation
On 14 August 2019.
People in Place is the Corra Foundation’s flagship place programme.
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Case Study: Hull Community Development Programme
On 14 August 2019.
The Hull Community Development Programme built on Rank’s experience of place based funding programmes.
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Case Study: The Preston Model
On 14 August 2019.
A case study as part of Our framework for place-based funding.
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Case Study: Islington Giving
On 14 August 2019.
This case study is part of our framework for place-based funding.
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Case Study: Guy’s and St Thomas’ Charity
On 14 August 2019.
The Charity works on the interlinked drivers behind major health issues, building close collaborations and taking a whole-systems approach
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Case Study: Blackpool Pride of Place
On 14 August 2019.
The Blackpool Pride of Place partnership is a group of people who have come together to promote economic development and tackle local issues.
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Our framework for Place
On 14 August 2019.
The places where we live and work define who we are and what we do. This framework will prove invaluable for developing your own place-based projects.
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Radical roots to practical action—the case for place
On 8 July 2019.
What does ‘place’ mean in the context of policy? And what does it mean for charities, policymakers and private funders?
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People and place in creating social change in communities
By Sally-Anne Greenfield.
On 26 June 2019.
Sally-Anne Greenfield, newly appointed trustee of NPC talks about why she believes our new strategy is an important step in the right direction.
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Labour’s Civil Society Strategy
By Tom Collinge .
On 14 June 2019.
Labour launched its own Civil Society Strategy this week. Here Tom Collinge draws out what this means for charities and funders.
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Snapshots of the sector 2019: Place
On 29 March 2019.
2016’s State of the Sector research suggested that charities were grappling with how to reshape their relationships with the state.
