Good Impact Practice & the Public Benefit Requirement.
Inspiring Impact NI
Good Impact Practice & the Public Benefit Requirement Events
Inspiring Impact NI and Community Evaluation NI, in conjunction with the Charity Commission NI are scheduling a series of awareness sessions on Good Impact Practice & the Public Benefit Requirement.
Your impact is the reason you exist as a charity. Under the Charity Commission NI’s public benefit requirement, all charities are required to make a public benefit statement and report annually against this. Impact Practice can help you join the dots between this and other reporting requirements.
These workshops will look at how good impact practice helps you make sure your own goals remain at the centre of monitoring & reporting to stakeholders, funders & the Charity Commission NI.
They will be approx 2hrs, practical and interactive. The sessions are free but you will need to register / book your space. See confirmed dates & venues below and watch out for additional venues in the coming weeks. If you would like to host a session in your area do get in touch and we can try to accommodate.
The sessions are designed for directors, coordinators, trustees and practitioners of independent voluntary & community organisations and charities.
Book now: eventbriteCENI E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 02890248005
Date and Time
Location
Belfast, Enniskillen, Cookstown, Newry, Craigavon, D~L Derry
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Good Impact Practice & the Public Benefit Requirement.
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