This event is free for all CharityComms members and will explore practical ways to connect communications activity to meaningful outcomes, whatever the size or structure of your organisation.

Guide your staff on social media, whether they’re promoting your charity’s work or publishing in a personal capacity, with this policy template.

The ban is not just a social media comms issue for charities. It will have a much wider impact. Plan for the ban.

Following news of a social media ban for young people, Adeela Warley and sector colleagues explore what this means for the future of youth engagement.

CharityComms’ Social Media Network is open to all CharityComms members, including individual, freelance, organisational, and corporate members. The group is particularly beneficial for those working in social media in UK charities and not-for-profits.

CharityComms’ Internal Comms Network is open to all CharityComms members, including individual, freelance, organisational, and corporate members. The group is particularly beneficial for those workin...

CharityComms’ Internal Comms Network is open to all CharityComms members, including individual, freelance, organisational, and corporate members. The group is particularly beneficial for those working in internal communications in UK charities and not-for-profits.

How do you know whether your charity’s social media is actually making a difference? In this practical session, we’re excited to be hosting Athar Abidi and Charlotte Hopwood, who will share the repor...

This resource brings together practical guidance for community organisations facing increasing hostility, harassment and intimidation linked to far-right activity in the UK. It includes best practice on safeguarding, incident response, online abuse, misinformation, and longer-term resilience planning, drawing on HOPE not hate’s work and expertise from partner organisations. Complete the form below to request access to the full resource.

A practical guide for charity comms teams on planning a winter appeal - timing, language, inclusive messaging, and finding your campaign hook.

Plain language isn’t about simplifying your work – it’s a design and accessibility decision that makes research reach further.

Five social media trends shaping trust in the AI era, from changing discovery and moderation to creator tools, influence and measurement.

CharityComms’ Internal Comms Network is open to all CharityComms members, including individual, freelance, organisational, and corporate members. The group is particularly beneficial for those working in internal communications in UK charities and not-for-profits.

CharityComms’ Brand Breakfast is open to all CharityComms members, including individual, freelance, organisational, and corporate members. The group is particularly beneficial for those working in bra...

CharityComms’ Brand Breakfast is open to all CharityComms members, including individual, freelance, organisational, and corporate members. The group is particularly beneficial for those working in brand in UK charities and not-for-profits. All members are eligible to attend.

Taking care of our mental health should not be something that falls down the list of priorities, especially when working in the ‘always on’ culture of comms...

CharityComms’ Social Media Network is open to all CharityComms members, including individual, freelance, organisational, and corporate members. The group is particularly beneficial for those working i...

CharityComms’ Social Media Network is open to all CharityComms members, including individual, freelance, organisational, and corporate members. The group is particularly beneficial for those working in social media in UK charities and not-for-profits.

Introducing the Charity Digital Strategy Accelerator: Our free training course for charities gives you everything you need to create a digital strategy that is impactful, realistic, and forward-thinking.