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Choose from online or face-to-face classroom training, eLearning and webinars. Our knowledgeable trainers cover key topics including planning and strategy, funding, managing volunteers and key programmes for trustees. Take part in our new programme of events, online and around the UK. We bring charities, voluntary organisations and trustees ...
The Road Ahead 2024: Opportunities and challenges for the
Keeping vital services going is the priority. We predict the current tough economic climate for charities will continue through 2024. Both high inflation and interest rates will present challenges for organisations already juggling increasing operating costs and record demand for services. Increased pressure on household budgets will negatively ...
About us - NCVO
We stand up for charities and volunteers - because we know voluntary action is essential to change the world we live in.
Open letter to the chancellor on the impact of increased employer ...
Oct 31, 2024 · The chancellor’s autumn budget statement announced changes that could have a devastating impact on the charity and voluntary sectors. We estimate that the sector’s total increased cost of employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) will be £1.4bn per year.
Civil Society Covenant: Join an online workshop to help shape the ...
2 days ago · Now's the time to get involved. We need your input to help shape the Covenant. Crucially, now is your chance to get involved and make sure the Covenant works for you.. We’d love to see you at one of our upcoming workshops, which we’re holding to help ensure as many people as possible from across the sector have the chance to shape the Civil Society Covenant.
Who we are - NCVO
Who we are. We’re the membership community for charities, voluntary organisations and community groups in England. Together we champion voluntary action. We’ve been here for over 100 years. We have over 17,000 members, made up of all causes, shapes and sizes. From big charities to local sports clubs.
How to find grants - NCVO
This page is free to all. Key ways to find grants. Using support and advice that is available. First grants: National Lottery funding. First grants: Community Foundations. Next steps. This page tells you about different ways to search for grants. It also has some recommended steps for first time grant applicants.
Understanding charity status and registration | NCVO
Charities required to register with the Charity Commission. Charities have to register with the Charity Commission if: the charity has, or expects to have, an annual income of over £5,000. the charity is not an exempt or excepted charity. These organisations don’t have to follow all or some of the Charity Commission’s rules.
What is volunteering? - NCVO
Volunteering is not employment. Volunteering is when someone spends unpaid time doing something to benefit others. Helping your close friends or relatives isn't volunteering. But doing something to benefit the environment (and through that, other people) is. Volunteering can be formal and organised by organisations, or informal within communities.
Find a volunteering opportunity - NCVO
This page is for people interested in volunteering. NCVO doesn’t place volunteers in charities directly, but the information and links listed here can help you find a suitable opportunity. If you’re a volunteer-involving organisation, please visit our page: Campaigns, networks and events for volunteer-involving organisations.