How did Covid-19 impact the Armed Forces Sector? In our latest blog, Rhiannon Doherty, DSC's Research Coordinator, shares some key findings from our new Sector Insight Report on Armed Forces charities. Take a look at some of the key findings below or view the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/gHm9RmZe
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Worth doing, although like all questionnaires its focus and scope is defined (and limited) by the questions!
The Office for Veterans' Affairs is calling on UK veterans, their families, charities, and other organisations to share their views and experiences to help shape the future of veteran policies. Consultation closes at 5pm on 4 January 2024. Submit your contribution online ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e6j94_9z
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Join us in making a difference with USA Cares! 🌟 Your support can come in many forms. 1. DONATE: As our most crucial need, donations enable us to provide emergency financial assistance for housing, utilities, food, and other essential needs to military families facing financial crises. 2. SPREAD THE WORD: Increased visibility helps to build a community of individuals who are passionate about our cause, which in turn can lead to greater resources and an even more significant impact. 3. VOLUNTEER: Our Chapters Program plays an important role in raising those critical funds to provide the support we do. To learn more about how to get involved, check out buff.ly/3W5mmDY #USACares #SupportOurVeterans #Volunteer #Donate #SpreadTheWord
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Today is Anti-Slavery Day, a national day to raise awareness of the need to eradicate all forms of slavery, human trafficking and exploitation. It aims to encourage government, local authorities, companies, charities and individuals to take action where they can to help address the problem. Learn more: 👇 https://buff.ly/2DzTT2k
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New insights into Armed Forces charities have been published by the Directory of Social Change and Forces in Mind Trust. The research shows that despite continuing challenges for charities, Armed Forces have continued to deliver robust valuable support to the Armed Forces Community. The report contains evidence, analysis and case studies from across the varying charities that support the Armed Forces community - https://lnkd.in/eE2HYfy6
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Excellent presentation on how organisational change can transform support for beneficiaries and increase reach and impact. A little can go a lot further if charities can shift and evolve to become future-fit!
What a fascinating presentation by Sarah Davies from the Clergy Support Trust who spoke openly about why her charity needed to transform.
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Elections, burnout, trust? What are the biggest challenges facing charities in 2024? ➡️ https://ow.ly/vRpB50QswzJ Check out our insight on how donors and funders help charities sustain their vital work in local communities this year.
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At CCCU, giving comes first. When you bank with us, your finances serve a greater purpose by supporting Christian charities and missions, empowering meaningful change. #myCCCU #faithmatters #christianbanking #christiancharities
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In their words, “From Disconnected to Determined”; a great way to describe what it feels like to learn more about your team’s strengths and weaknesses, and how to implement the desired positive changes. This is a touching story about a team that faces sad circumstances all the time. If The Five Behaviors® can create team success for them, imagine the possibilities in the average team based workplace. X5 Management is proud to be an Award-winning Authorized Partner of The Five Behaviors®. Mike Mack, MBA Brent Collingwood, M.Ed., CEC, CFL Priscilla Bahrey Jessica Derksen #thefivebehaviors #teamdevelopment #cohesive #trainingsolutions #traininganddevelopment #cultureshift
The Ronald McDonald House Charities team found success with The Five Behaviors. They now have a daily supportive huddle with the battle cry, "All In—All the Time!" Learn how they transformed dysfunction into remarkable success in our latest blog. https://ow.ly/KCae50Q16LT
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Tabitha (Dorcas): A Testament to Good Works and Charity - In the New Testament, nestled within the book of Acts, a remarkable woman named Tabitha, also known as Dorcas, emerges as an exemplar of selflessness and charity. Her story, found in Acts 9:36-42, serves as an enduring testament to the power of good works and the impact one individual can have on her community.https://https://lnkd.in/gKXNGRdQ
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It is incredibly important that independently-conducted and objective research is informing policy and practice change. The approach taken by the OVA should set the standard for all Government Departments.
📢 We have funded 3 independent reports by Robert Gordon University, Combat Stress: The UK's Leading Charity for Veterans' Mental Health & The Veterans and Families Institute at Anglia Ruskin University to investigate how the government & charities can improve access to care for female veterans. 👇 Sarah Atherton MP discusses how our upcoming Women Veterans’ Strategy will implement their findings.
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