Local writer and director Alexandra Wolley produced this powerful spoken word piece to reflect on people’s experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Most people who volunteer at an event expect to help out, meet people and be part of something for a short time. That’s exactly what Ray thought, too. What he didn’t expect was that one decision would take him across
Volunteering is often seen as something people do later in life, when they have more time or experience. But across North Tyneside, young people are already making a real difference in ways that are shaped around their needs, interests and
In this issue of the Governance Blog, we are highlighting a recent Charity Commission blog, Good financial health starts with good financial habits, which explores how charities can strengthen their financial resilience. The blog reflects the ongoing pressures facing the sector,
What if you could make a genuine difference to someone’s life in the time it takes to have a cup of tea? That is the idea behind micro volunteering: flexible, accessible, often short bursts of help that add up to
