Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales’ Post

#SmallButVital charities continue to step up and serve their communities, providing a vital lifeline for many despite limited resources, rise in demand and staff facing burnout. This #WorldMentalHealthDay, we call on the government and sector to support and foster a resilient population of smaller charities so they can continue to their essential work that will be needed over the coming months and years. Here's how: 1: Longer-term #UnrestrictedFunding rooted in trust 2: Investing in #OrganisationalResilience and staff wellbeing 3: Sustaining and building on partnership working 4: A robust welfare safety net to meet the needs of people 5. Sustainable resourcing for public services, particularly local government funding Read more about our recommendations on our website https://lnkd.in/entEJ2eR

Vic Hancock Fell

Courses and consultancy for small charities and their leaders

5mo

Thank you for leading the way in the funding space for small charities 🧡

This!!🙏 The tail is literally wagging the dog! Thank you Lloyds!

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Simon Arthur

Manager at Shropshire Peer Counselling & Advocacy Service

5mo

Well said Lloyds Bank Foundation, but in reality councils cut funding or try to change what you do. We are proud not to have any council funding 100% independent, yes difficult to keep going in this climate, but still safer than council funding restricted or unrestricted.

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