Daily News Roundup – 23 October 2012

Categories: In The Media.

Study into personal budgets finds encouraging results

The Guardian – social care network

A research project in Essex on the impact of personal budgets found they almost always contributed to a positive experience.

The Liverpool Care Pathway – Melanie Phillips’ blog

Daily Mail – Mail Online

Assisted suicide: 10 years of dying at Dignitas

BBC News

Feature on 10 years since the first Briton was assisted to die at Dignitas in Switzerland.

Sex, Death and the Meaning of Life

4oD

More4 documentary featuring an interview with a Havens Hospices patient.

New study to look at impact of dream fulfillment on seriously ill children

All Media Scotland

What difference can the fulfilment of a dream make to the life of a child with a serious or life-threatening condition? That is the question to be asked by a unique study by the University of Stirling.

Charities might have to read ‘100 pages of guidance’ to use new Gift Aid scheme

Third Sector

Gareth Thomas, shadow minister for civil society, warns MPs that making claims under the planned Gift Aid Small Donations Scheme could be difficult for small charities.

What is the future of fundraising?

The Guardian – voluntary sector network

Peter Lewis reflects on his year as chief executive of the Institute of Fundraising.

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