This blog emphasises the importance of setting clear work-life boundaries, incorporating regular reflection, and prioritising self-care. By demonstrating these practices, you not only prevent burnout but also foster a supportive and resilient work environment, ultimately enhancing your charity's impact.

In this blog, I explore how focusing on well-being can positively affect key organisational metrics such as absenteeism, turnover, productivity, and staff engagement, all of which contribute to a charity’s ability to maximise its impact.

Embracing the concept that “Sustainability is about Well-Being” is not just a shift in thinking—it’s a necessary evolution. The success of charity organisations is deeply intertwined with the well-being of those who drive their missions.

Taking time off work can feel like you have to work twice as hard before you go and twice as hard when you get back. To truly enjoy your time away, it's crucial to prepare effectively.

Overcoming self-criticism is a journey, but with the right support, it’s entirely possible. Coaching offers the tools, insights, and encouragement needed to break free from the cycle of negative self-talk.

Fundraisers, freelancers, and charity leaders often find themselves juggling multiple responsibilities and tasks. The desire to make a positive impact can sometimes lead to an overwhelming workload.

It's time to address a pressing issue within the sector – the unacceptable trade-off between getting the job done and the well-being of staff. While we all care deeply about our causes and colleagues, the current imbalance is not sustainable.

For years, organisations have been operating on a precarious balance, meeting increasing demands with insufficient resources, often at the expense of underpaid and overworked staff. Now, it’s imperative to address these challenges and explore a way towards a more sustainable future.

A positive work environment not only enhances team morale but also contributes to the overall effectiveness of the charity's mission. In this blog post, I will provide valuable guidance on how charity leaders can create and maintain a healthy working culture within their organisations.

9 out of 10 charity workers say they have felt stressed, overwhelmed or burnout over the past year. In this blog post, I’ll delve into practical strategies and insights that can help you navigate this challenging time and continue your vital work in the charity sector.