Tag Archives: Commissioning
Public Services News Roundup: August 2017
This month the impact of continued devolution across the employment, skills, health and social care agendas retakes the stage. Continue reading
Public Policy Round-Up: July 2017
This blog provides an overview of the key policy, legislative and other developments relevant to charities for the month of July 2017 Continue reading
Public Services News Roundup: July 2017
In this month's public services roundup, we look at the Health and Wellbeing Alliance, the VCSE Health Review, and some examples of great commissioning practice. Continue reading
The VCSE Health Review One Year On
Progress so far on the review looking at partnerships and investment between the voluntary and health care sectors Continue reading
A manifesto for employment: How government can help people build skills and get a job
How replacing EU programmes and making it easier for unemployed people to volunteer could help people into employment Continue reading
The Almanac 2017 findings – what do they mean for you?
This blog considers the implications for charities of the key facts and stats abouit the charity sector from NCVO 2017 Civil Society Almanac Continue reading
Public services news round up: March 2017
In this month's public services roundup, we look at the House of Lords Select Committee report on charities, devolution, the Social Value Act, localism and the Budget. Continue reading
Commissioning libraries to improve public health
How the St Helen's Library Services arts programme improved health and wellbeing among the local community. Continue reading
A commissioning environment that’s skewed against smaller charities
The Lords report provides a positive vision for reforming commissioning and procurement, particularly for smaller charities. Continue reading
Stronger Charities Report on Funding and Finance
The Lords Report sets out a constructive vision of how the sector’s funding could change for the better. Continue reading
