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In depth
Data protection: To share or not to share? That is the question
Charities help vulnerable people. But how do they decide what information about those people to pass to other agencies without infringing the law? And what happens when other agencies fail to share information about the people they want charities to provide services for? Emily Ford finds out.
Social enterprise plans to be released
By Helen Warrell, Third Sector, 13 June 2007
Capacitybuilders will next month unveil plans for new provisions to support social enterprises.
The proposals, which will form part of a strategy for the delivery of the ChangeUp programme, are expected to focus on a three-year funding programme for enterprises, starting in 2008. The project will be reviewed in May 2009.
Simon Hebditch, chief executive of Capacitybuilders, said: "Social enterprise is a vital part of the sector. We are looking at ways in which we can provide support for its infrastructure needs."
Details of the plans will feature in the Capacitybuilders report Destination 2014, which will be launched at the organisation's annual conference on 3 July.
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