Entries by Carita Magnani

H&F Needs Analysis Consultation Invite

H&F Giving are delighted to be working with Rocket Science to learn more about areas of need within our Hammersmith & Fulham community.  On Tuesday July 23rd and Friday July 26th, 9.30-11am, H&F Giving and Rocket Science would like to invite anyone working with the community (e.g. local funders, community/business organisations, trustees, volunteer coordinators) to […]

Sector Leaders Call for Fresh Approach to Working with Civil Society Following Labour’s Win

“With Labour winning a landslide victory in yesterday’s General Election following 14 years of Conservative rule, sector leaders have been sharing their response. In an open letter published on the NCVO site, Chief Executive Sarah Elliot promised the sector’s support but said that charities were more than just ‘delivery partners’ and must be equal partners […]

Sobus Support Officer Required

Part time vacancy Do you have good basic IT skills?  Enjoy providing great customer care?  Have a can-do attitude and a flexible approach? Come and join our friendly team! Local charity Sobus, is looking for a part time staff member to provide reception and administration support at our two sites in Dawes Road (Fulham) and […]

What Does Labour’s General Election Win Mean for Charities?

The results are in, and Labour has won the UK General Election in a landslide victory, with the Conservatives facing their worst defeat since 1832. Where will a Labour government make the most impact? Writing for charity think tank NPC, Leah Davis, Head of Policy and External Affairs, says that there are five areas which […]

The Creighton Centre Require Dementia Coordinator

We are recruiting for a brand new staff role within the Homeline and Older People’s Services team – Dementia Coordinator. We have been awarded 3 years of funding for a circle of care approach to volunteer Dementia support, which will include an Information & advice hub at TCC, trained pool of dementia volunteers for home […]

Holdsworth Takes Over as Charity Commission CEO

‘David Holdsworth joins the Charity Commission as CEO on Monday 1 July, taking over from Helen Stephenson, whose term has now ended. Stephenson held the role for seven years. Holdsworth was announced as Stephenson’s successor earlier this year, set to take over the role …’ Read more here.