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Even if, technically, we can take money – should we?
Even if, technically, we can take money – should we?
 25 Apr 22

Many donations to charities have come from the profits of the immoral, unethical, or even criminal behaviour, raising the question of whether the source matters more than the destination. Read […]
Community Transport Minibus hire and MIDAS Training
Community Transport Minibus hire and MIDAS Training
 11 Apr 22

Community Transport is a multi-regional, registered charity, which has been operating in local communities since the 1960s. One of the many things in which they specialise is accessible passenger transport […]
West Midlands Coalition for Digital Inclusion – can you help?
West Midlands Coalition for Digital Inclusion – can you help?
 29 Mar 22

The West Midlands Digital Roadmap identified increasing access to digital opportunities for everyone as a key opportunity. Currently 45% of people in the West Midlands are either using the internet […]
How much do you know about Black Country Mental Heath?
How much do you know about Black Country Mental Heath?
 28 Mar 22

Black Country Mental Health started in 1976 as Dudley Association for Mental Health and over the years has morphed into the current name. The charity was established to promote the […]
Recognition for Effective and Efficient Operational Management
Recognition for Effective and Efficient Operational Management
 24 Mar 22

The Dorothy Parkes Centre has recently achieved the Trusted Charity Mark Level 1 recognising the excellent work it does as a third sector organisation in England. Robert Bruce, Chief Executive […]
NCVO Reports Most Charities Experienced Increased Demand for Services
NCVO Reports Most Charities Experienced Increased Demand for Services
 24 Dec 21

NCVO Reports Most Charities Experienced Increased Demand for Services in the last month with over half (57%) of charities experienced an increase in demand for their services. The penultimate instalment […]
What Makes Faith-based Charities a Distincitve Part of The Charity Sector?
What Makes Faith-based Charities a Distincitve Part of The Charity Sector?

Nick Moore, Civil Society News, looks at the strengths, and drawbacks, that define faith-based charities and their place within the wider charity sector.  Writing about the faith-based charity sector is […]
Charity Commission Plans to Start Registration Process for Churches
Charity Commission Plans to Start Registration Process for Churches

The Charity Commission is working with the Church of England on plans to register 35,000 church charities over the next decade. Church charities currently have “excepted” status, which means that […]
Do You Know a ‘Patient in Waiting’?
Do You Know a ‘Patient in Waiting’?
 03 Dec 21

Healthwatch Sandwell plan a new project launching January 2022 exploring the pathway experiences of “patients in waiting” for hospital treatment. Healthwatch Sandwell (HWS) would like to listen to the experiences […]
Warley Baptist Church Christmas Market: 3rd December 2021
Warley Baptist Church Christmas Market: 3rd December 2021
 16 Nov 21

Warley Baptist Church would like to invite you to their annual Christmas Market on Friday, 3rd December, between 6 pm to 8.30 pm.  With over 20 stalls, from Christmas crafts, […]
Places of Welcome in Sandwell
Places of Welcome in Sandwell
 08 Nov 21

Places of Welcome started in Birmingham and is now available in Sandwell. It aims to create a network of safe places where people can connect, belong and contribute. There are […]
SLT On Road To Recovery After Weathering COVID Storm
SLT On Road To Recovery After Weathering COVID Storm
 02 Sep 21

Sandwell Leisure Trust (SLT) is heralding its latest independently verified success story of generating and delivering £16.5 million of social value* back to the borough. In the last full operational […]