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Charities today face a ‘triple threat from increased running costs, greater demand for their services and reducing income. ’

Source: Charity Commission – 2024

CharityForum provides actionable resources and discussions that drive impact

Mid year review | What’s shaping the charity sector in 2026?

The charity sector in 2026 continues to face rising demand, falling income, and increasing costs. What are the best practical ways in which charities can respond, to ensure the best possible support for the people and communities?
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Quick guide | Scenario planning for charities

Scenario planning gives charities ways to respond more flexibly to challenges and to be ready for different possibilities. Find out how scenario planning can help you.
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#CharityForum raises awareness around the human side to tech/digital evolution. [Now, there is] more advocacy of the impact of tech on our workforce and the need to transform.

Stephanie Borne – Senior Charity Professional

[#CharityForum] has really helped stretch my thinking and consider longer term strategic direction. [#CharityForum has meant] greater awareness and consideration of some of the broader issues affecting the charity sector and society as a whole.

Kate Van Der Plank – Head of Volunteering, PDSA

The CharityForum has helped deepen my understanding of the implication of the changes we’re facing. I’m really applying these learnings into how I’m strategically projecting into the future. What’s particularly positive about the CharityForum is that Novacroft is sharing tools that are practically applied and has experience of them, and tangible examples to show, from deployment at Novacroft. In an era when diversity of thought is important, the CharityForum enables me to bring different angles to my role.

James Byron – Director of Marketing & Engagement, Dorothy House Hospice

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