Emily Harle

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Senior Reporter at Third Sector

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The essential stories from the past week

1 week ago | thirdsector.co.uk | Emily Harle

Major charity cuts nearly 200 jobs amid organisation-wide restructureThe Royal National Institute of Blind People has cut nearly 200 jobs as a part of a wide-ranging restructure. The charity has told Third Sector that 197 of the charity’s 1,248 staff were made redundant after a 45-day consultation, which opened in January. The cuts were made across the organisation, Third Sector understands.
Charities must ‘rethink traditional approaches’ over the next year, NCVO warns

1 week ago | thirdsector.co.uk | Emily Harle

Charities must ‘rethink traditional approaches’ over the next year, NCVO warns The membership body’s latest Road Ahead report examines how charities can navigate oncoming challenges by Emily Harle
Major charity cuts nearly 200 jobs amid organisation-wide restructure

1 week ago | thirdsector.co.uk | Emily Harle

Major charity cuts nearly 200 jobs amid organisation-wide restructure The redundancies were made across the organisation after a consultation with staff by Emily Harle
Cycling UK rebrands to ‘cement its charitable identity’

1 week ago | thirdsector.co.uk | Emily Harle

Cycling UK rebrands to ‘cement its charitable identity’ The charity’s updated visual identity is intended to attract new audiences and improve understanding of its mission by Emily Harle
Leisure and culture chief to lead one of Scotland’s largest charities

1 week ago | thirdsector.co.uk | Emily Harle

One of Scotland’s biggest charities has appointed Kay Morrison, chief executive of South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture, to the top job. Morrison will take up the chief executive role at Glasgow Life on 7 July. She succeeds Susan Deighan, who helped found the charity in 2007 and will retire in June after more than three years as chief executive.
RNIB chief to step down after six years

1 week ago | thirdsector.co.uk | Emily Harle

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Welsh government seeks views on volunteering vision

1 week ago | thirdsector.co.uk | Emily Harle

Welsh government seeks views on volunteering vision Charities and individuals have been asked to share their thoughts on the new approach to volunteering by Emily Harle
Young people’s mental health charity changes name

1 week ago | thirdsector.co.uk | Emily Harle

Young people’s mental health charity changes name The charity hopes its new identity will make sure more young people feel able to access support by Emily Harle
Charities must keep making the case for development assistance, Unicef chief urges

1 week ago | thirdsector.co.uk | Emily Harle

Charities must “keep applying pressure on the government to make the case for development assistance”, Unicef UK’s chief has urged. Speaking on the Third Sector Podcast, Philip Goodwin urged the voluntary sector to continue making the case for international development assistance, saying the recent aid cuts are not “irreversible”.
Sense International appoints chief amid leadership restructure

1 week ago | thirdsector.co.uk | Emily Harle

Sense International has named Kavita Prasad as its chief executive, after the charity restructured its leadership model. Prasad, who has been the director of Sense International since 2022, has taken up the role with immediate effect. The disability charity previously shared a chief executive with its parent organisation, Sense, but has reorganised its leadership structure to create a top job for the international arm. The charity said that no other changes were made during the restructure.