Research

We examine our results in more detail, looking at the public’s attitudes to charities across various dimensions and how this affects levels of trust.

NPC’s briefing paper for trustees following our seminar on finance and accounts.

Today we can say with some certainty that the role of faith-based charities in the charity sector is changing; as is the context in which they work.

Despite demand for charity services, concerted attempts to take proven approaches to scale are few and far between.

A theory of change is a tool that allows you to describe the need you are trying to address, the changes you want to make (your outcomes), and what you plan to do (your activities). It can help you improve your strategy, measurement, communication and partnership working.

We explore the heritage sector’s interest in, and access to, non-grant sources of finance, and the attitudes of potential social investors.

In this discussion paper, we present seven key areas in which charities have the potential to improve the quality of UK health services.

This brief paper provides our initial findings from an online survey carried out in mid-October 2014 by Ipsos MORI for NPC.

How we might achieve better impact measurement for social investment in the future.

The Money Advice Service commissioned NPC to co-create two new financial capability outcome frameworks.

NPC's response to the Labour Party consultation