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Dorset Charities Conference Round up Last month saw the 9th Annual Dorset Charities Conference held by Ward Goodman.
As with many events in the past 18 months this became a virtual affair, but that did not stop over 100 charities from being represented as the delegates watched and listened to experts and professionals within the charity sector from Dorset and nationwide.
The keynote presentation entitled ‘The State of The Sector’ was given by Rita Chadha, CEO of the Small Charities Coalition (watch her presentation below).
charities on issues related to inequality and social justice and also remains a volunteer and trustee of a number of organisations.
The Small Charities Coalition helps small organisations with a social purpose to change lives, improve communities and broaden people’s opportunities.
Next up was Alex Picot from Dorset Community Action. DCA are a charity that exists to support charities, voluntary groups and social enterprises across the Dorset community. Their mission is to bring people together to develop community based solutions that deliver better services for the benefit of all. They support new and
Rita joined the Small Charities Coalition in July 2019 as CEO. Starting at the age of 15 as a volunteer, Rita has worked for a number of local and national
