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4
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The health of the nation
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5
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Equality, slavery and human rights
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6
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Rights for women and gay liberation
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7
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Protecting animals and the natural world
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PART III
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Improving lives and communities
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8
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Local action and self-help
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9
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Supporting other people
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10
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The wider world
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11
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Community arts
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PART IV
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A junior partner in the welfare state?
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12
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Public service contracts
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13
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Reducing the burden on the state
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14
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Charities as pioneers
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PART V
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Preserving the past, preparing for the future
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15
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Castles, canals and stately homes
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16
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Museums and the perils of charitable status
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17
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The minefield of charitable education
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18
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Pushing the boundaries of medicine and science
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PART VI
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The way ahead
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19
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Reviews and strategies
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20
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Charity governance: fit for purpose?
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21
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Coming clean with the public
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22
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The pursuit of independence
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Postscript
Notes
List of abbreviations
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Acevo
|
Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations
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AMRC
|
Association of Medical Research Charities
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ASH
|
Action on Smoking and Health
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BAME
|
Black and minority ethnic
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BHF
|
British Heart Foundation
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BRAC
|
Building Resources Across Communities
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CAF
|
Charities Aid Foundation
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CAMI
|
Community Attitudes to Mental Illness
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CASC
|
community amateur sports club
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CEO
|
chief executive officer
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CIC
|
community interest company
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CIO
|
charitable incorporated organisation
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CQC
|
Care Quality Commission
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CRC
|
Community Rehabilitation Company
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CRE
|
Commission
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