Resources

The Wales Strategic Volunteering Project, funded by Wales Council for Voluntary Action (WCVA), aims to enhance the capacity and impact of board, trustee, and management-level volunteering for com­munity groups across Wales delivering sport and physical activities.

This information sheet is designed to give an overview of the main things that the managers of community organisations will need to consider with respect to taking on a Community Asset Transfer (CAT) project.

Reserves are that part of a charity’s unrestricted funds that are freely available to spend on any of the charity’s purposes.

This information sheet is intended to provide a brief overview on loan finance to help organisations decide if it is appropriate for them.

This resource is designed to give an overview of the main things that community building managers will need to consider with respect to running their building(s) on a day-to-day basis.

This information sheet is intended to help develop a successful tender.

This information sheet is intended to provide a brief overview of procurement within the public sector.

Innovate Trust were originally awarded funding through the Volunteering Wales Strategic Grant.

The purpose of this information page is to enable organisations to understand how to include and develop volunteering opportunities for the whole family. 

A self-assessment tool for charitable organisations. This guidance is to be used by the recipient only.

12.5 million people in the UK have a criminal record (convictions) which equates to around 25% of the working age population. Having a criminal record does not mean necessarily that a person is unsuitable to be employed or to volunteer for a particular role.

There are a number of ways to fundraise from individuals. This information sheet will focus on regular giving, collections (including face-to-face fundraising) and lotteries.