We have all lost someone, or at some point, we will. These losses bring with them pain and grief, however, there are some cultures that manage to find joy and beauty amidst the loss and pain.
This is the third in our series about funding, read more here: part 1 and part 2.
Regardless of how much effort you put in, sometimes your application is unsuccessful. This can be for a number of reasons and can leave you feeling more than a little deflated. So if at first you don't succeed, talk to CAN!
Sometimes it is important to remind ourselves of what we do well and success is a great way of celebrating who we are, and demonstrating how our knowledge can help you achieve your goals. Funding applications can be both timely and complicated but these stories prove that with the right help, you are more likely to achieve a positive outcome.
In May 2022, Defra announced a £3 million Platinum Jubilee Village Halls Fund, to mark Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee. Applications were invited from halls looking to modernise and improve facilities and after completing a successful Stage 1 application, Community Action Norfolk contacted all Norfolk applicants to offer them help and advice to compose their bids before they completed their Stage 2 application. Read below how we helped Wretham Village Hall and how we can help you.
Capt. Sir Tom Moore became a national hero during England's first lockdown, raising millions for the NHS by walking 100 garden laps before his 100th birthday. However, his charity now faces scrutiny over allegations that his daughter was paid thousands through her family company for appearances linked to the charity.
Like many of you, we receive many updates regarding the state of the voluntary sector. In recent months there has been a rise in reports of failing charities, with at least one article predicting a loss of 40% of the sector in the next two years!
Here are the latest changes being introduced by the Charity Commission relating to the Charities Act 2022 (the Act), which amends the Charities Act 2011.