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Sustainability and Transformation Plan for Norfolk and Waveney Health and Social Care is Submitted

A Sustainability and Transformation Plan (STP) for Health and Social Care Services in Norfolk and Waveney has been submitted to NHS England.  

Norfolk Economic Intelligence Report

The Norfolk Economic Intelligence Report for July – September has been released.

Annual Report Guidance for Small Charities - Available Now

Charities (Except Charitable Incorporated Organisations) with an income of less than £25,000 do not have to file annual report and accounts with the Charity Commission (although they are still required to complete an Annual Return), but should be prepared to make these available if requested. 

Immigration Act 2016 - How it affects your organisation

The Immigration Act 2016 came into effect in May and aims to prevent the exploitation of migrant workers and control illegal working. 

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) Appeal Guide

Advice now have published guidance to help win a Personal Independence Payment Appeal.  

Volunteering and Benefits Guidance

NCVO has published guidance for potential volunteers who are concerned that volunteering could affect their state benefits.  

Registering with the Fundraising Register

The Fundraising Regulator has been established following the Etherington review of fundraising self-regulation in 2015, as the independent regulator of charitable fundraising.

DIY Committee Guide - A useful resource for governance guidance

The DIY Committee Guide website has been relaunched, and includes a new version of the Code of Good Governance 

Grants are good!

Grants from the public sector now make up only 5.5% of charity sector income, declining from over 60% since 2004. At that rate, public sector grants could disappear entirely by 2020.

Charities and Reputation - Some Guidance

Voluntary sector activity is based upon trustworthiness, reliability, integrity and goodwill, and the value of a strong reputation should not be underestimated. Your public image influences partnership and contract prospects, campaigning, donation levels and the ability to attract volunteers.  Charities need to be aware that almost every activity carries reputational risk, whether that’s responding to an increased demand for services or a changing operating environment.

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