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Lack of volunteers

Lack of volunteers

reliability/recruiting

Shared training for volunteers

Is there training for volunteers that could be shared? Joined up inductions? 

Expectation that voluntary sector will replace statutory services

An expectation that the voluntary sector will continue to be seen as a replacement for statutory services - paid less to deliver more. 

Investing in frontline services

Investing in those front line services the VCS excels at - esp working with vulnerable inds & fams. 

Sustainable funding for effective long-term services

Ability of VCS to have sustainable funding to deliver effective long-term services. 

Need for self generating income is relentless

Need for self generating income is relentless

Big charities creating a monopoly

Big charities creating a monopoly on services and gaining more funding through their lobbying powers and connections. 

Lack of funding

Lack of funding 

Competing for same pots of money

Voluntary sector organisations applying for the same pots of funding and undercutting each other to keep afloat. 

Lack of capacity for VCS

Lack of capacity for VCS

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