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Data Labs Update
Our Data Labs project aims to open up government administrative data to the social sector. That way, charities, funders, government bodies and social enterprises can better understand the impact of their services on beneficiaries.
Bold partnerships drive youth engagement in arts and culture
In this guest blog, Sarah Lanchin, policy adviser for children and young people at The National Lottery Heritage Fund, explores their approach to involving young people in the projects they fund.
Three asks for the new government
Our letter to the incoming Minister for Civil Society (and former NPC staffer), Diana Barran.
Who’s next?
It’s game on in the race to lead the Tory party. With odds changing daily and the race well underway, we take a look at the charity CVs of those applying for today’s top job in politics.
Celebrating good governance
Here NPC Consultant Oli Kelly-Dean summarises the shortlisted and winning charities from the Charity Governance Awards 2019.
How do charities work with prisons in 2019?
Listen to our new podcast on charities and the criminal justice system.
NPC Ignites: People, Impact, Purpose
What can you expect from our annual conference NPC Ignites 2019?
Walking the Talk: Putting workplace equality, diversity and inclusion into practice
A new cross sectoral partnership between NPC, brap, Community Links, Chwarae Teg, The Peel, Trustees Unlimited and Russam.
Putting the people into NPC: Our new strategy
NPC CEO Dan Corry introduces our new strategy.
2019: The year ahead for NPC
How will NPC be supporting the social sector over the next 12 months?
DCMS appoints NPC to lead evaluation and learning for Building Connections Fund
We're pleased to announce we'll be leading a consortium of evaluation and learning providers for the Building Connections Fund—an £11.5m investment to tackle loneliness, funded by the UK Government, the Big Lottery Fund and the Co-op Foundation.
Looking back on 2018
As 2018 draws to a close, it’s the perfect time to take a step back and reflect on the last 12 months. This year has featured some big challenges. Find out how we responded to some of the complex issues of 2018.
