
State of the Sector Survey 2024/25 |
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Please Respond to The State of the Sector Survey 2024/25
Please Respond to The State of the Sector Survey 2024/25
It is important for Community Action Suffolk (CAS) to fully understand the needs of your organisation as part of the Voluntary, Community, Faith & Social Enterprise (VCFSE) sector in Suffolk. Your participation in the State of the Sector survey will allow us to accurately identify challenges and concerns, and respond accordingly. It will also provide partners both in and out of the Voluntary Sector with key data that can be used to influence, lobby and advocate decisions and policy making locally, regionally and nationally.
We will make sure you receive a copy of the resulting survey findings. And to be in with a chance of obtaining £1,000, just complete the survey*.
In previous years, the report has been based primarily on desktop research, to provide comparisons with the national picture, but we are delighted to announce that this year we are broadening scope by collaborating with Suffolk Community Foundation, and introducing the survey will create a front line viewpoint, and sense check.
It is therefore important for us to get as much relevant information as possible, and that includes information about the demands on your organisation. We hope you can find the time to contribute. It should take no more than 30 minutes.
The resulting report will allow us to understand and track trends, and analyse developments. Each year, the report will place particular focus on one key activity, and this year it will be on volunteering. This is in response to its decline in recent years.
Thank you for your consideration in completing the survey, and we look forward to sharing the results with you.
The closing date for responses is 9.00 a.m. Monday 3rd February 2025
Hannah Reid, Community Action Suffolk and Hannah Bloom, Suffolk Community Foundation