Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly important tool for charities, but the latest Charity Digital Skills Report shows there is still a long way to go. While more organisations are embracing digital technology, many continue to face challenges around funding, skills and confidence.
Explore new guidance from NAVCA and ACRE to help charities, community groups and local authorities navigate local government reorganisation. Find out how Community Action Norfolk is supporting the sector through change.
Affordable housing doesn't just provide homes; it helps keep rural communities alive. As Rural Housing Week highlights, ensuring people can continue living where they work, volunteer and have family ties is essential for the long-term future of villages across Norfolk and beyond.
We are thrilled to be piloting a Connect & Spark Community. Once a month, community members are given emails of introduction to another community member to spark a conversation. This means that you can connect with voluntary, community, and social enterprise (VCSE) colleagues new and old, in a timeframe that suits you.
When extreme weather is forecast, you may notice that our office is closed and our team is working from home. We understand this can sometimes be inconvenient, so we'd like to explain why we have an Extreme Weather Policy, what it means for the people who use our services, and why we keep our community updated whenever we put it into action.
New charity accounting and reporting rules will come into effect for financial years ending on or after 30 September 2026, bringing the biggest changes to financial thresholds in many years. The updates are designed to reduce costs and administration for thousands of charities while ensuring appropriate financial oversight. Find out what the changes mean, which organisations are affected, and what trustees should do to prepare.
Whatever your fundraising goals are, the team at easyfundraising can help you get there. This month, they are offering 250 exclusive online fundraising packs to community organisations in our area.
A nationally recognised programme using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help prevent falls among older and vulnerable adults has been rolled out across Norfolk, bringing together local authorities, health services and the voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector to provide early support for those most at risk.
Our Talking About Cancer Together (TACT) Project has been funded by Macmillan Cancer Support since April 2023 and has recently been extended to July 2027.