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Charity Finances - Why Financial Controls are So Important

Financial controls are the policies and procedures that protect your charity’s resources and ensure they’re used appropriately. These measures help prevent fraud, errors and mismanagement.

The Assisted Dying Bill - Potential Implications for the VCSE Sector

Losing a loved one is an incredibly traumatic experience, and assisted dying evokes strong and deeply personal opinions from many. Here we look at the implications for the VCSE sector.

Weekend Volunteers

We are sharing this volunteer advert on behalf of The Matthew Project.

Avoid Penalties: A Guide to Submitting Charity Accounts

Submitting your charity accounts might seem like a daunting task, but it’s absolutely essential for keeping your organisation compliant, building trust with funders, and being transparent with the public. Whether you’re running a small charity or managing a larger one, this guide will help you navigate the process, avoid common mistakes, and make the most of expert help if you need it. 

Stop Scams UK - Call 159

If you think someone is trying to trick you into handing over money or personal details – stop, hang up and call 159 to speak directly to your bank.

What’s behind the Advent Calendar door? Donations!

Back by popular demand, easyfundraising’s Advent Calendar returns to bring some festive cheer with daily chances to win up to £200! 

Understanding Conflicts of Interest and the Role of Connected Persons in Charities and Social Enterprises

A conflict of interest arises when a person involved in decision-making for an organisation has competing personal, professional, or financial interests that could influence, or appear to influence, their decisions.

Cancer screening; why is it important?

On average someone in the UK is diagnosed with cancer every 90 seconds and an average of 460 people die from the disease every day. So what can we do to slow the effect of this devastating disease. 

The Budget and what it Means for Norfolk’s Voluntary Sector

Shaping a better future for Norfolk: What the 2024 Budget means for our rural communities and the NHS.

Rural Housing: what can we take from the budget?

Increasing the supply of affordable housing is a central part of the Government’s desire to drive growth in the economy but will it reach us here in rural Norfolk?

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