How practical, non-financial support and access to professional networks “can dramatically boost charity resilience and sustainability”.

How practical, non-financial support and access to professional networks “can dramatically boost charity resilience and sustainability”.

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Benefact Group is urging UK corporates of all sizes to revisit their approach to charity partnerships, outlining three simple steps any business can take to increase their impact: Dedicate funding for non-financial support, such as training, mentoring or shared resources; Convene charity partners to encourage networking, shared learning, and mental health support; Actively listen to charity feedback to co-create the most effective support. 
Meet Catch22

Meet Catch22

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STEPS (Support Through Exploitation and Prevention Service).Support within West Mercia for children aged 8-18 and young people up to the age of 24 with additional needs, who are impacted by Child Criminal Exploitation or Child Sexual Exploitation.This strategically important provision is an integrated model providing trauma-informed prevention and intervention support for…
Residents reveal their top community safety priorities for Warwickshire

Residents reveal their top community safety priorities for Warwickshire

Posted inWarks, West Midlands
In 2024, Safer Warwickshire Partnership Board agencies Warwickshire Police, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire, and Warwickshire County Council carried out telephone and online surveys to gather residents' views on community safety and seek input on future priorities. 4500 responses to the surveys, provided valuable insights, which have helped shape Warwickshire Safer Communities priorities and the Police & Crime Plan.
Pluggin Marketplace: Tired remedies won’t end youth knife crime

Pluggin Marketplace: Tired remedies won’t end youth knife crime

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