The impact of leaving the EU on voluntary sector organisations working in the Criminal Justice System

What will leaving the EU mean for your organisation?

The European Union (EU) referendum outcome has triggered an unprecedented political, social and financial climate of uncertainty and change. The potential loss of EU structural funds and the impact on financial markets, investments, charitable donations and trust funds could change the funding landscape for the voluntary sector.

Clinks is keen to gauge initial reactions and take the temperature of the voluntary sector working in the Criminal Justice System – what do direct or indirect sources of EU funding support in your organisation? Will there be any impact on your organisation and the services it provides?

Clinks will use this information over the coming months to ensure we can shape the development of our offer of support to the sector.

This survey will close on Friday 30th September 2016.
1.Does your organisation deliver services/projects in England that are supported by EU funding?(Required.)
2.If yes, which regions do you operate in?
3.Does your organisation deliver services/projects in Wales that are supported by EU funding?(Required.)
4.What does EU funding support you to do?(Required.)
5.How much EU funding did your organisation receive in your last full financial year?(Required.)
6.How much EU funding do you expect to receive in this financial year?(Required.)
7.What is the source of your EU funding? (If known)
8.Approximately what percentage of your organisation's turnover was EU funding over the last five years?(Required.)
9.Do you have contracts/service level agreements that are currently funded by the EU?(Required.)
10.If yes, how long are the contracts for? (Tick more than one box for multiple contracts)
11.Please take a moment to tell us what you feel the impact of losing EU funding would be on your organisation.(Required.)
12.What impact do you feel your organisation and its beneficiaries would experience upon Britain leaving the EU?(Required.)