Yorkshire Evening Post reports on the Voluntary Sector Quarterly Confidence Survey
An article in the Yorkshire Evening Post reports that "Charities 'feel pinch' as cuts bite".
Using the findings from the Voluntary Sector Quarterly Confidence Survey, conducted by Involve Yorkshire & Humber, loss of Local Authority funding for voluntary sector organisations is highlighted, along with the effects this is predicted to have on voluntary services and the communities they work with.
Read the full article here.
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