Closure announcements from Feed the Minds and Chester Sexual Abuse Support Service this week follow winding down plans ...

Michael Gidney has joined In Kind Direct this month after leading The Fairtrade Foundation for the last 12 years.

Charities are failing to act on commitments to improve equality, diversity and inclusion within their organisation, research ...

Charity Times editor, Lauren Weymouth, is joined by Dementia UK CEO, Hilda Hayo to discuss why the charity receives such high ...

A survey of employees found those working at charities are the least likely to use artificial intelligence (AI) across all ...

The Charity Commission failed to properly respond to “serious allegations regarding the possible concealment of child sexual ...

Women and Children First said funding concerns have prompted it ‘to exit gracefully’ from its work supporting communities in ...

Mencap has received around £30,000 from over 2,000 donations after a BBC Traitors contestant said he wanted to win money for the charity that supported his late brother, who had global developmental ...

The government is to update MPs on its policy regarding axing a cap on sales limits on charity lotteries by the summer .

MPs will debate a Private Members Bill today aimed at axing the cap on sales limits on charity lotteries. The Bill has been introduced by Lib Dem MP for North East Fife Wendy Chamberlain and receives ...

Candidates for jobs in the charity sector have raised concerns of the increasing risk of bias and errors through recruiters’ use of artificial intelligence (AI) when assessing applications.

The move has been taken to better reflect “young people’s preferred ways of communicating”. It already offers support by putting young people in touch with peer mentors via email and this year will be ...