Learn practical ways to measure, capture and communicate your organisation's impact through data, stories and effective reporting.

Join Norse Group for a practical, interactive workshop designed for charities and community organisations looking to strengthen their impact reporting.

Understanding and communicating the difference your organisation makes is increasingly important when applying for funding, reporting to trustees, engaging donors and demonstrating accountability to stakeholders. This session will explore practical approaches to collecting meaningful information and turning it into compelling reports that tell your organisation's story.

There will be an opportunity from 1.00pm to enjoy tea, biscuits and networking before the workshop begins promptly at 1.30pm.

During the workshop, we will cover:

Identifying and measuring meaningful outcomes

Using data and stories together to demonstrate impact

Collecting and managing impact data

Understanding social value frameworks and reporting approaches

Practical tools and templates to support reporting

Turning evidence into compelling reports for funders, donors and stakeholders

Peer discussion, feedback and shared learning

Participants are encouraged to bring along examples of their own reports, plans or impact data for discussion and feedback.

Whether you're new to impact reporting or looking to improve your current approach, you'll leave with practical ideas, useful tools and greater confidence in communicating the value of your work.

About Saskia Mak-Pearce

Saskia is Sustainability Advisor and Social Value Specialist at Norse Group. She previously worked as a Funding Officer for The National Lottery Community Fund, assessing grant applications across London, the South East and East of England. She also has extensive voluntary sector experience supporting disability, wildlife and outdoor learning charities.

Delivered by Norse Group through Good for Good

This workshop is generously supported by Norse Group, a proud member of Norfolk Community Foundation's Good for Good network. Through Good for Good, businesses share their expertise and resources to help strengthen local charities and community organisations. We are grateful to Norse for contributing specialist knowledge to support the voluntary sector in Norfolk.

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