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September 21, 2017

Commercial building, Bristol. Architect: Stride Treglown.

Commercial building, Bristol. Architect: Stride Treglown.

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Welcome to our September issueWelcome to the fifth – the September – issue of 3SC’s Impact. Up to...September 7, 2018

articles

HousingFifteen different organisations – housing campaign groups and think-tanks – have sent a letter...September 7, 2018

School exclusionsThe Department of Education published figures over the summer which show a 15% rise...September 7, 2018

Youth employmentThe Careers & Enterprise Company (CEC) – established by the Government in 2014 to...September 7, 2018

Disability and exclusionThe charity Scope published a survey of 2,000 working-age disabled adults, asking them about...September 7, 2018

ProbationThe Ministry of Justice (MoJ) published a consultation document which describes the changes that...September 7, 2018

Toxic charitiesResearch by Populus conducted on behalf of the communications company Kin&Co into the charity...September 7, 2018

Big Society 2.0The Government published its Civil Society Strategy – the first in 15 years, it...September 7, 2018

Rough sleepingSaying he would make homelessness a “thing of the past” the Housing Secretary James...September 7, 2018

Welsh charityCharitable income per capita in Wales is approximately half that of English charities -...September 7, 2018

Book ReviewThe Third Sector As A Renewable Resource for Europe: Concepts, Impacts, Challenges and Opportunities...July 13, 2018

Brexit and the Third SectorWith the withdrawal of the UK from the European Union, on 29 March 2019,...July 13, 2018

AusterityAre there signs that the government is finally loosening the purse strings 10 years...July 13, 2018

The Social Value Act: David LidingtonThe government is to strengthen the Social Value Act and require commissioners to “explicitly...July 13, 2018

Buy Social Corporate ChallengeThe Buy Social Corporate Challenge, which was launched in 2016 by Social Enterprise UK...July 13, 2018

interviews

Interview: Dave WylieBootstrap Enterprises is an east Lancashire-based not for profit business, a community enterprise that...July 13, 2018

Interview: Kirsty McHughKirsty McHugh has been CEO of the Employment Related Services Association (ERSA) since 2010....July 13, 2018

Transforming Rehabilitation: Yvonne ThomasPurple Futures is a partnership between third sector organisations 3SC, P3, and Shelter and...June 1, 2018

Interview: Andy SchofieldAndy Schofield sits on the Executive Committee of 3SC, but he also runs Cocreate,...April 26, 2018

Why Join 3SC?An interview with Joanne Cholerton, CEO. The heart of 3SC’s work is building third sector...March 22, 2018

New tenders & events

National Citizen Service (NCS)The NCS will be re-commissioned over the next few months and the NCS Trust...September 7, 2018

MoJ Dynamic Purchasing SystemThe MoJ are currently tendering the Prison Education Framework (PEF) which will mainly cover...September 7, 2018

Ensuring High Quality Careers GuidanceEnsuring High Quality Careers Guidance: Making the Most of Everyone’s Skills and Talents Public...August 22, 2018

Working Communities: The Future of Housing and EmploymentJoin ERSA and Give us a Chance Consortium (GUAC) at this one day conference...August 20, 2018

The Voluntary Data ConferenceThe Voluntary Data Conference. Thursday 11 October, Central London With the Fundraising Regulator and...August 14, 2018

Working WalesThe Working Wales tender is about to move into the ITT phase with a...July 13, 2018

NPC IgnitesJoin NPC Ignites on 10 October 2018 for the NPC’s annual conference. They’ve lined up...July 13, 2018

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