Tag Archives: Welfare
Join our powerful journey: Power & Integrity launch
A guest blog by Alex Cole-Hamilton about Power & Integrity (PI), a non-profit, open-source initiative, which is being hosted within NCVO. Continue reading
Volunteering round-up: June 2018
Volunteers' Week is over for another year, but we have plenty for you to catch up on, including efforts to improve the disclosure and barring service and local transport services. 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
The Road Ahead: What will 2017 mean for charities?
A taster of NCVO's Road Ahead 2017 report, which looks at the key drivers shaping the future of the voluntary sector by carrying out a PEST analysis. Continue reading
What to expect from the Work and Health Programme?
The weakness of payment-by-results in public services delivery, and in particular welfare-to-work schemes Continue reading
Easing community tensions – practical advice for charities
Our sector’s roots in local communities make us well placed to speak up for the victims of racist and xenophobic attacks. Continue reading
The five-minute policy manager: January 2016
A quick overview of policy and legal developments affecting charities and the voluntary sector in January 2016 Continue reading
NCVO PUBLIC SERVICES NEWS ROUND UP – OCTOBER 2015
This month's round up looks at various reports on welfare to work and the voluntary sector, government transparency, social investment and Kids Company Continue reading
NCVO public services news round up – September 2015
Our public services round up features the PM's vision for a smarter state, welfare to work, social enterprise, troubled lives, Labour's frontbench and more Continue reading
NCVO public services news round up July 2015
Financial sustainability, the Budget, Freedom of Information, welfare-to-work, managing provider failure, children's residential care, consortium masterclass Continue reading