Prince William gives a speech at the Charity Commission Annual Public Meeting

The transcript discusses the importance of collaboration among charities in the UK, highlighting successful examples like the Grenfell Tower support and the merger of Bowel Cancer UK. It suggests that instead of creating new charities, existing ones should collaborate to maximize impact. The text also addresses challenges such as competition for funds and the need for a shift in how charities operate to face future challenges effectively.

What are some ways that charities can work together to address community issues?

How did the collaboration of eight charities in Nottingham aim to address mental health?

What challenges do charities face when competing for funds?

In what ways can the compassion that drives charity work be redirected for greater impact?

What lessons can be learned from the merger of Bowel Cancer UK and Beating Bowel Cancer?