The information and advice website www.adviceguide.org.uk, run by national charity Citizens Advice, has won the voluntary sector/intermediary category of the e-Government National Awards 2005. See Public Technology.net article: Citizens Advice scoops top award for website used by half a million a month.
Welcome to the new incarnation of our blog – previously VolResource Blog. And apologies to the half dozen of you who’ve been reading it since the autumn, as we’ve now moved twice in a month! But a spare slot on our new server and an appropriate web address was too …
We’re still tidying some of the styling, getting our hair washed and creating a warm and open environment. But as usual for VolResource projects we can’t wait to get it out there and see what happens. This blog is ‘open’ to anyone involved in charities, community groups, voluntary organisations and …
The Telegraph reports on the potential impact on donors of major charities as deficits and new rules on staff pension schemes hit. Telegraph | Money | Charities say donors fear gifts are propping up funds Charities are concerned that their pension deficits are deterring donors because they are soaking up …
Blogs, social enterprise and the health service – an interesting combination. Not quite the same as most blogs, and maybe not quite the same as most social enterprises, but an imaginative use of the concepts anyway. Kable.net reports: Patient Opinion has been set up to provide an independent outlet for …
The current Volunteer Management Review psoting from the American Charity Channel covers blogging, and guess what we are one of the few sector blogs mentioned (although the link is to our archived pages). Mentioned in their suggested Volunteering Blog directory is one other UK blog: ‘Multiple Sclerosis – MS Research …
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