

Blog
4 key lessons from our co-production experience in grant-making
By Rose Williams.
On 4 November 2024.
Insights from a poverty reduction programme for women in Middlesbrough.


Blog
The importance of a trauma-informed workplace
By Benaifer Bhandari.
On 26 September 2024.
'An overarching value for me has been to work with all stakeholders in a trauma informed way to make sure there is justice in our processes.' NPC Ignites speaker, Benaifer Bhandari.


Blog
3 ways charities can improve sexual health awareness
By Alfie Vaughan .
On 10 September 2024.
Centre lived experience, give government the data to influence policy, and help to 'bridge the gap'.


Blog
How can trustees evolve and adapt to meet today’s challenges?
By Alice Neild .
On 13 August 2024.
How can trustees evolve and adapt in the face of change and increasing complexity?


Blog
3 ways that charity trustees can centre lived experience
By Manya Beri .
On 31 May 2024.
Charity trustees have an important role to play in centring lived experience.


Blog
3 ways that funders can centre lived experience
By Katie Boswell .
On 14 May 2024.
Charities and funders are increasingly waking up to the value of lived experience.


Blog
FAQ: paying experts by experience
By Naomi Chapman .
On 7 May 2024.
In this blog, we explore some of the strategic and practical questions that can arise when compensating experts by experience.


Blog
How to make charity workplaces more autism-friendly
By Rose Anderson .
On 2 April 2024.
In this blog for World Autism Acceptance Week, NPC Consultant Rose Anderson encourages charities to consider actions to support staff who have autism.


Blog
Measuring the impact of Participatory Grantmaking
By Natasha Friend .
On 23 February 2024.
Natasha Friend, Director of Camden Giving, encourages funders to consider Participatory Grantmaking.

Resources
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.