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As we approach the end of 2024, the NAVCA staff team have been looking back at our highlights from the year. We're sharing some of them with you in this blog post, including what we're looking forward to next year.

As the autumn and winter months set in, we know how important it is for charities and community groups to prepare for unpredictable weather. That’s why Ladbrook Insurance, an independent insurance broker specialising in the VCSE sector, have put together some useful guidance for NAVCA members and their networks on protecting your organisation in the event of bad weather

One of the many strengths of local infrastructure organisations is their ability to build and sustain positive and effective partnerships to support their communities. In this blog post, we tell the story of how NAVCA member Up for Yorkshire saved a community asset for residents in Selby. Keep reading to find out more.

In our latest blog by Maddy Desforges, CEO at NAVCA, she explains more about our new Allyship Programme, and why allyship is so important for local infrastructure organisations.

As part of our section 114 project with Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales, we spoke to Jules Sebelin, CEO of NAVCA member Nottingham CVS, about the role of local infrastructure, and what the future looks like for Nottingham as they navigate a section 114 notice.

The Autumn Budget announcement saw many potential changes and challenges for the voluntary sector and for the communities we work with. In our latest blog post, we highlight some of the key announcements and what they could mean for NAVCA members and their local communities.