Managing a charity’s finances can be challenging. From handling day-to-day payments to planning for the future, organisations need banking services they can trust. To help charities navigate their options, CAF Bank has produced a free guide designed specifically for charities and social purpose organisations.
Due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, fuel markets have highly become volatile and demand has increased significantly. As a result, most of our suppliers are currently unable to provide advance pricing.
Lots of our community buildings want to improve their energy effiiciency. This can be because they need to reduce their energy costs, or because they want to improve the environment - or both! We also know this can be a confusing journey to start out on. Finding the right solution, or getting trustworthy advice can be difficult, grants funds are competitive, and it can be hard to know where to start. If this sounds familiar, don't worry, we are here to help!
The new fund will replace the Household Support Fund, which has supported more than 100,000 households each year in Norfolk with help towards essential living costs.
Community Action Norfolk (CAN) were sad to hear of the immediate closure of services delivered by Access Community Trust, including the STEAM House Cafés in King’s Lynn and Gorleston.
An organisation called World Pencil are carrying out a piece of research, commissioned by Arts Council England, on the performing arts touring ecosystem in England - looking fundamentally at how touring could be better supported and strengthened.
The latest UK Poverty 2026 report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation shows that more than one in five people across the UK are living in poverty. While this is a national picture, the findings have real implications for communities here in Norfolk, where rural challenges can make financial pressures even harder to manage.
A new report from New Philanthropy Capital (NPC) highlights just how powerful the UK’s “impact economy” really is. The Impact UK report shows that organisations working for social good - including charities, social enterprises and purpose-led businesses - contribute an impressive £428 billion to the UK economy each year.