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One of our members, Up for Yorkshire, is working in partnership with York St John University to explore how local infrastructure and VCSE organisations can better listen to

Quality accreditation can help improve trust in your local communities. In our latest blog post, Rich Warrington, Deputy CEO at NAVCA, explores why LIQA is so important.

Earlier this year, we launched our new Allyship Champions programme, where NAVCA members learn more about being allies in their organisations and communities. In this blog post, Beck Vickers, NAVCA’s Resources Officer, reflects on her experience being part of the programme.

The NAVCA Annual Conference 2025 is your chance to connect, learn, and influence the future of local infrastructure. Whether you’ve joined us at a conference before or not, here’s why you won’t want to miss it.

One of the many strengths of local infrastructure organisations is their ability to build and sustain positive and effective partnerships to support their communities. In this blog post, we tell the story of how NAVCA member Up for Yorkshire saved a community asset for residents in Selby. Keep reading to find out more.

In our latest blog by Maddy Desforges, CEO at NAVCA, she explains more about our new Allyship Programme, and why allyship is so important for local infrastructure organisations.