Tag Archives: digital
Supporting more people in more organisations: what the digital fund will help us achieve
NCVO is changing the way we approach digital and technology. We explore how we can use the fund to best support more people in more organisations. Continue reading
Digital skills in the charity sector
Our upcoming research on skills gaps in the charity sector shows charities are struggling with digital skills. How can NCVO help? Continue reading
National Volunteering Forum: Digital and the volunteer journey
On 15 May we held our National Volunteering Forum to look at how digital tools are being used to recruit, manage, recognise and engage volunteers. Continue reading
Helping your charity track its digital progress
NCVO's digital maturity matrix can help your charity track its progress on digital, data, service design and more. Continue reading
Volunteering round-up: April 2019
Get the latest update on training and events, conference updates and research including a research project group discussing the role of voluntary action in welfare provision. Continue reading
Volunteering round-up: March 2019
Get the latest update on what we and our partners are doing to support volunteers and related organisations including events, research and workshops for the NHS Continue reading
Impact round-up: February 2019
Get the latest charity impact news and resources covering our national research into volunteering experiences, improving data literacy resources and much more. Continue reading
The civil society strategy: What it says about digital
The civil society strategy celebrates the opportunities brought by digital technologies throughout. Here we look at some of the promises made, as well as missed opportunities. Continue reading
Why charities need digital design principles to create #betterdigitalservices
Over the last two and a half years at CAST, we’ve worked with over 300 charities to help them embed digital and design approaches into their services. We’ve seen first-hand that voluntary sector organisations are struggling to adapt services to the digital age, and to respond to the needs and expectations of users. Continue reading
