Almanac data shows charities subdued by financial climateTuesday 30 April
New data released today from our UK Civil Society Almanac 2013 shows the powerful effect that high inflation had on charity sector finances in recent years. NCVO's UK Civil Society Almanac 2013 examines charities' accounts for financial year 2010/11. |
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New NCVO analysis shows level of cuts to come for charitiesTuesday 14 May
Public funding for charities could be 12% lower by 2017/18, according to new analysis from NCVO. Our new forecast suggests public funding for the sector could be £1.7bn lower in 2017/18 than it was in 2010/11, the latest year for which data is available. Our ‘Counting the Cuts’ analysis uses Office for Budget Responsibility forecasts of public spending and NCVO UK Civil Society Almanac data on charities’ income sources to estimate the impact of reductions in public spending on charities. |
Budget 2013: NCVO’s responseWednesday 20 March
The Chancellor has listened to charities on gift aid reform and social investment, says NCVO chief executive Sir Stuart Etherington, but conditions for charities remain tough. Reacting to today’s budget, Sir Stuart Etherington, chief executive of the National Council for Voluntary Organisations, said: |
