A4: Key policy trends and issues for charities: What they mean for you
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The document discusses key policy trends for charities in the UK including that a small number of large charities account for most income while most charities have low annual incomes. It also notes that government contracts and grants make up most charity income and outlines current policy challenges like reforms to the Charity Commission. Looking ahead, it mentions some larger issues for charities including the government's civil society strategy.
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A4: Key policy trends and issues for charities: What they mean for you
- 1. KEY POLICY TRENDS FOR CHARITIES: WHAT THEY MEAN FOR YOU KARL WILDING Director of Public Policy, NCVO ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN Head of Policy, NCVO Dinner sponsors: Media partner: Headline sponsor: Lead sponsor: Digital partner:
- 3. 82% of the total number of voluntary organisations… … account for 80% of total income £0-£100k annual income £1m+ annual income …share 5% of total income 3% of voluntary organisations…
- 7. A CIVIC CORE Source: TSRC (2012)
- 17. SOME BIGGER ISSUES AHEAD
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Editor's Notes
- This is important: it describes the world as is now, but our challenge is that we are starting to transiton to a world where the millentials are giving smaller amounts of time, not necessarily for the same organisations. Much of my talk is about where next.
- https://www.ft.com/content/1c9ad7a0-996c-11e7-8c5c-c8d8fa6961bb
- It’s not just about the financial crisis though: its about the relentless pressure of demographic (and social) change: a rapidly ageing, more atomised population that will demand greater levels of public services. And that’s before we’ve even got into a discussion about changing expectations. Currently, people on average visit their GP 6 times a year; that compares with roughly 3 times a year 20 years ago.
- Local govt funding - worse than we think? Large charities and public services now experiencing stress Hammond - the end of Austerity?
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- New types of role – Edward Parr, the human sat nav, wrexham hospital http://www.itv.com/news/wales/2016-04-07/human-sat-nav-encourages-people-to-volunteer-at-hospitals/
- Maude agenda re transparency likley to continue NCVO and IfG pushing on transparency in contracts But debate imminent on Freedom of Information and its application to charities
- Welsh Polish Association in Llanelli found this note pinned on their door this morning.