We are all lucky to work with amazing organisations and people that make up the Charity sector. All have been impacted by Covid19 and we wanted to play a tiny part in supporting the sector to get through this challenging time. Having spent a week internally debating the pros and cons of “physically demanding challenges” vs “make a fool of yourself” challenges, we have decide...

​How to manage worry and anxiety: I’ve always been proud to label myself an optimist and someone who regularly reassures colleagues, friends and loved ones that we should never worry about the things that are out of our control. However, confession time - the recent turn of events has rocked my once reliable, inbuilt, optimistic default setting. I’m still firing on al...

​I’ve been Furloughed – what next? There are many people now working from home, with some on Furlough or completely laid off work, it is important that we make the most of what might be perceived to be a bad situation. If you have some time on your hands and are looking for other ways to enrich your day that doesn’t include exercise, baking, gardening, looking after kids and...

Step by Step – recruitment for the remote worldIt has been a rollercoaster over the past few weeks and a time of confusion and stress for most people. Charity People remains positive and hopeful; mostly because our consultants are having inspiring interactions, every day, with charities and candidates as the sector does what it does best. Rolls up its sleeves and get to wo...

​Keeping calm and carrying on– A self-isolation reflectionBy Tanya White“Have no fear, 2020 will be a much more promising year than 2019!” they said. “The only way is up!” they also said. Fast forward and here I am confined within the four walls of my home during a global pandemic. It is hard to remain positive when everyday all you see and hear is negative news. But it can’...