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Charities taking charge: Transforming to face a changing world

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Charities taking charge | Full Report

In May 2017, we worked with pwc, Barrow Cadbury Trust, Ecclesiastical and Odgers Berndtson on NPC’s State of the Sector research, involving 400 other charity leaders.

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‘Charities Taking Charge: Transforming to Face a Changing World’, holds up a mirror to the sector and highlight examples of those charities leading the way.

Designed to inject new thinking into the sector about how charities can navigate a changing world, the research suggests that by working collaboratively, thinking creatively, and looking afresh at relationships and resources, charities can meet challenges and thrive.

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Charities taking charge: Transforming to face a changing world

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Forty-seven organisations sign open letter to Angela Rayner and ministers with fresh calls to tackle the systemic inequalities faced by homeless women

How the Domestic Abuse Development Partners (DADP) is sparking change in Islington

Event: Join us at the Domestic Abuse Conversation Wall in Angel Central, Islington 🔖

Learning, not blame: Reflections on the Domestic Abuse Development Partner programme from Beca Sandu

Welcome to our new Cripplegate Foundation Governors!

Reconnecting With Our Grantees: Insights and Inspiration From Groups Led By And For Marginalised Groups In Islington

Don’t Miss Out

Charities taking charge: Transforming to face a changing world

In May 2017, we worked with pwc, Barrow Cadbury Trust, Ecclesiastical and Odgers Berndtson on NPC’s State of the Sector research, involving 400 other charity leaders.

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