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Ten Years of CAN: Strategic aims, then and now

A look back at Community Action Norfolk’s strategic journey over the past decade – how our aims have evolved and how we’ve grown as an organisation.

Rural Voices in a New Era of Development

The Government’s recent announcement of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill is being hailed as the start of the “biggest building boom” in a generation. With an aim to deliver 1.5 million new homes and fast-track key infrastructure projects across the UK, the Bill promises sweeping changes to the way developments both urban and rural take shape.

Norfolk Neighbourhood Watch

Norfolk Neighbourhood Watch is part of the largest volunteer-led crime prevention charity in the UK with over 2.3 Million members working in communities to support them to feel safer and more resilient places to live.

Consultation Launched on Changes to Charity Accounting Rules

Charities across the UK are being invited to have their say on a significant update to the accounting and reporting framework that governs much of the sector.

"We’ve raised nearly £800 for free!"

Are you looking for a fundraising idea that’s easy and sustainable? Caroline, from a community transport provider has shared why they think easyfundraising is a great way to raise money easily and for free.

The Charity Digital Skills Report

Share your insights on digital adoption, funding, and support needs for charities!

Abolishing NHS England: What You Need to Know

The government has announced plans to abolish NHS England and bring it under direct government control. Here are the key points from the announcement.

Government Announces Major Welfare Reforms to Support Disabled People into Work

The Government has announced significant welfare reforms aimed at helping disabled people and those with long-term health conditions into work. Backed by a £1 billion investment, these changes are designed to provide better employment support and update the benefits system. While the reforms aim to create more opportunities, they also raise concerns about how existing benefits and eligibility criteria may be affected. Here’s what you need to know about the changes and where to find support.

The Looking Forward Project

Are you a 16-25 year old young woman (or someone who supports a young woman) and not in education, employment or training? Then you can get involved in a new public health programme aimed at developing a new approach to supporting young woman.

LGA Warns of Financial Crisis as SEND Funding Pressures Mount on Councils

A new report from the Local Government Association (LGA) has revealed that over half of the councils in England responsible for supporting children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) could face financial collapse within the next few years unless urgent government intervention is provided.

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