Category Archives: Training and events
Governance Round Up: May 2021
Latest governance news, including new trustee recruitment guidance, announcement of the Charities Bill and thoughts on returning to offices. Continue reading
Volunteering round up: May 2021
Welcome to our May round-up including information, updates and events about all things volunteering. Continue reading
Impact round-up: May 2021
In this latest edition of our monthly impact round-up, we spotlight news in impact and evaluation and share useful guides, resources and data collection tools. Continue reading
Governance round-up: April 2021
Our latest governance news, including reports, news and upcoming training and events. Continue reading
Volunteering round up: April 2021
Welcome to our April round-up including information, updates and events about all things volunteering. Continue reading
Volunteering round up: March 2021
After a fallow year in 2020, we’re back and delighted to be taking forward the campaign in England this year, together with our partners. Continue reading
Developing a National Volunteer Passporting Scheme
Volunteering Matters and NCVO are working in partnership to develop recommendations for a national volunteer passporting scheme. We outline what the scheme may entail as well as the resulting opportunities and barriers Continue reading
Rebalancing the relationship: Overcoming barriers to collaboration
Following the launch of the final Rebalancing the Relationship report, Mark Simms, chief executive of P3, provides practical advice on how voluntary organisation can overcome barriers to collaboration. Continue reading
Our key lessons from Trustees’ Week 2020
As we approach the end of Trustees' Week, we provide a summary of the weeks events and key lessons to come away with to improve the effectiveness and impact of boards. Continue reading
Trustees’ Week 2020: Supporting good governance during the pandemic
With Trustees' Week in full swing, we give you the lowdown on the various activities we've got planned over the next week as well as wider events in the trustee sphere. Continue reading
