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What do charity trustees need to know about campaigning?
By Alice Neild .
On 10 April 2024.
5 top tips for charity campaigning and political activity.


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State of the Sector 2024: where next for charities?
By Alice Neild .
On 13 March 2024.
Alice Neild, NPC’s Policy and Communications Officer, shares three key things we learned from our State of the Sector 2024 event.

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State of the Sector 2024: Ready for a reset
By Theo Clay, Leah Davis, Alice Neild, James Noble, and Will Thomas .
On 18 February 2024.
State of the Sector 2024 explores the views of charity leaders, charity users, and the public on where charities are.


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The long journey home: designing better supported housing systems
By Seth Reynolds .
On 18 January 2024.
In this blog, Seth Reynolds, Principal: Systems Change at NPC, sets out the need for a systemic approach to tackling our supported housing crisis.


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Why politics should take civil society seriously
By Dan Corry .
On 17 October 2023.
We're fast approaching a general election. Where do charities fit in? Speech by Dan Corry, NPC CEO, to NPC’s Ignites Conference October 2023.

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An open letter to the Prime Minister
By Everyone's Environment .
On 25 September 2023.
A letter from Everyone’s Environment+ to the Prime Minister in response to 20 September 2023 announcements on changes to net zero policies.


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Should a Labour government care about philanthropy?
By Dan Corry .
On 14 September 2023.
If a Labour government shows it is not against philanthropy, and in fact actively encourages it, a lot could be achieved.

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The National Centre for Accessible Transport (ncat): improving transport accessibility
By Le Ho-Everiste.
On 8 September 2023.
The National Centre for Accessible Transport will aim to improve the accessibility and reliability of transport for disabled people.


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How should Labour work with the voluntary sector in government?
By Dan Corry .
On 5 September 2023.
NPCs Chief Executive, Dan Corry, outlines simple steps that a new Labour administration could take to help civil society, and itself.