Together, this three-part series tells the story of London’s voluntary sector infrastructure: why it matters, the growing pressures it faces, and the vital role it plays as a strategic partner in supporting resilient communities.
The Impact of London’s Voluntary Sector Infrastructure
Our final report in the series focuses on the collective role, value, and impact of London’s Local Infrastructure Organisations, demonstrating why they are essential to a thriving voluntary, community and faith sector. It makes the case for sustained investment in the infrastructure that enables organisations, volunteers, and communities across London to thrive.
The Impact of London’s Voluntary Sector Infrastructure (PDF) Report Summary (PDF) Screen Reader Compatible (PDF)The Systemic Funding Crisis Facing London’s Voluntary Sector Infrastructure
Our second report of the series explores the mounting pressures on London’s voluntary sector infrastructure. It finds that funding insecurity is now systemic, creating real risks for the organisations that underpin local support. Without sustained, long-term investment, the strength and reach of London’s voluntary, community and faith sector will be increasingly at risk.
The Systemic Funding Crisis (PDF) Report Summary (PDF) Screen Reader Compatible (PDF)The State of London’s Voluntary Sector Infrastructure
Our first report of the series explores the value of local voluntary sector infrastructure in London. In this report, we set out where the sector stands today – what Local Infrastructure Organisations are, the recognised difference they make, the challenges they face, the impact when their support is missing, and why strong local infrastructure is essential to London’s future.
