Alternatives to government funding sought to fill hole in charity finances

Laura McCardle
Tuesday, December 17, 2013

The dual challenges of rising demand for services and reduced state financial support are creating a perfect storm that could sink all but the largest children's charities over the coming year, warn voluntary sector leaders.

Cuts to statutory funding, particularly to children and youth organisations, are forcing charities to “adapt, diversify, innovate and fundraise”
Cuts to statutory funding, particularly to children and youth organisations, are forcing charities to “adapt, diversify, innovate and fundraise”

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