Help & guidance for charities
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Hormone Disorder Charity Founder Wins Britain's Best Volunteer 2016
Liz Glenister, volunteer and founder of Hypopara UK from East Grinstead in West Sussex, has been announced as the winner of Britain’s Best Volunteer award 2016.
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Disaster recovery planning: step-by-step infographic
Although it can be daunting, planning for disasters is essential for business owners that want their firm to stay on its feet after an unforeseen event.
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How to make your website accessible
When web professionals refer to website accessibility, they are referring to how usable your website is for people with disabilities. This is an important consideration for all organisations, but particularly so for charities and community groups.
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8 tips to keep your office secure
Business premises of all kinds, from single floors to whole properties, need to be made as secure as possible to ensure protection of your assets.
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Professional indemnity insurance explained – a simple guide to PI insurance
Professional indemnity insurance, often referred to as professional liability insurance or PI insurance, covers legal costs and expenses incurred in your defence, as well as any damages or costs that may be awarded, if you are alleged to have provided inadequate advice, services or designs that cause your client to lose money.
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6 tips for renting your charity's first premises
Renting your charity's first premises is an exciting and important time for your organisation - but before you make the leap, there are a few factors you need to consider.
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Top 10 ways to minimise risk
Preventing claims helps keep premiums reasonable and also enables companies to avoid significant costs and ‘downtime’ from activities. But with increased liability claims, how can organisations reduce their risk and help to safeguard their financial stability?
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Orphanage charity founder Alice Pulford wins Britain's Best Volunteer award
Alice Pulford, founder and volunteer for the LoveSupportUnite Foundation from Rothley in Leicestershire, has been announced as the winner of Britain's Best Volunteer award.
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How to use social media to grow your charity's reach
Social media has been a game changer for all kinds of organisations across the globe, and it's showing no signs of slowing down.
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Charity inspiration interview - BritCits
Sonel Mehta is the founding trustee of BritCits – a human rights charity formed to protect British citizens and residents with non-EEA family members. Through policy work, liaising with media and information dissemination, the charity has made a big difference to the lives of many families since it was founded.
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Charity inspiration interview CTARA
Originally set up to help local residents with the transfer from the local Council to a Housing Trust, Chelford Tenants and Residents Association (CTARA) – a not-for-profit voluntary organisation – is still going strong ten years later.