Research

Following 2011’s riots, families with multiple problems have been a subject of much discussion. How can charities and funders help these families?

Despite partnering with an existing foundation being a good way for donors to leverage their donations and skills, it is an option that is often overlooked.

Whilst mergers are never a straightforward solution they can make charities more effective, improving their ability to help vulnerable people.

95% of people in the UK are unaware that they can support a charity by becoming a trustee.

A grasp of the concerns expressed by charities and funders can help support providers improve their services for both groups.

Charities often play a crucial role in help people lead a life free from crime and in reducing re-offending rates amongst ex-prisoners.

Granting success provides guidance on how to structure grants so that they have the most impact.

Social campaigning has led to some of the greatest social and political improvements in modern history.

NPC’s report, Heads up, explores how charities are helping young people recover from mental health problems.

Many charities are very good at telling people about their outputs but often they struggle to express what their work is achieving. 

In practice there remains a culture of late intervention and fire fighting throughout public services.

The Mayor’s Fund for London was set up with the philosophy that the way out of poverty is a decent job.