AI has the potential to transform how charities work – but without targeted support, smaller organisations risk being left behind. To help address this issue, Deloitte is supporting 150 free places for small and medium-sized charities on Worthwhile Chat, the sector-owned generative AI tool from UK charity CAST and nonprofit cooperative The Developer Society.
This collaborative session brings together PEDRI, Understanding Patient Data, useMYdata and Connected by Data for a panel discussion and interactive roundtable facilitated by a public contributor. The session focuses on how to grow capacity across the sector to meaningfully engage people in conversations about the use of patient data.
Learn how to make AI work smarter and greener to help charities do even more good without costing the planet
AI tools are everywhere right now and the pressure to use them can feel overwhelming. But before your charity jumps in, it’s worth asking two questions: are we using AI in a way that actually saves us time? And are we using it in a way that aligns with our values?
Manchester Foundation Trust (MFT) are pleased to invite you to join their first virtual Members Engagement Session. The session will take place on Friday, 26 June 2026, at 12.00pm – 1.15pm.
The new online events will give you more opportunities, throughout the year, to hear about developments across the Trust, engage with Trust leaders and ask questions about the issues that matter to them.
Discover what your personal values are and how your personal brand can support your career
Your Personal Brands & Workplace Values
Whether starting out or considering a career change, your personal brand can be a great place to start when considering the type of roles you want to apply for. Thinking about your values and how they can impact your personal brand also helps us make decisions and identify our priorities.
In this workshop, we (Media Trust) will:
This interactive session will help you to ensure your social media activity is closely aligned to organisational goals. You’ll come away from this session with an understanding of how social media can help your organisation achieve its aims, how you can protect your charity, staff and volunteers with a simple policy, and which channels are key to your online presence and content planning techniques.
Join Open Data Institute Director of Research Professor Elena Simperl and special guest as they make sense of the noise, scrutinising the boom in AI agents, exploring the landscape of misinformation and disinformation on social media, and clarifying the risks posed by increasingly powerful models.
They will outline the current trends in AI and what they think might be next on the horizon, always coming back to what is most important: what all of this means for data – and for you.
Operating with the spreadsheet from hell? Worried about using AI responsibly? Looking to scale faster or release your team from the admin burden?
Technology can help you improve your reach, effectiveness and efficiency. Join us (Tech for Good Alliance) to hear real use cases about charities just like yours, understand how we can help and why really understanding your constraints is more important than figuring out what the digital solution should be.
Bring your questions and we'll bring the answers.
Additional dates
Join Mal Minhas for a dive into AI Leadership Readiness, From Frameworks to Implementation, to cover:
AI policy workshop
We (Third Sector Lab) will work through a one-page policy template live covering approved tools & tiers, data boundaries (green/amber/red), verification requirements, and trustee visibility. Attendees leave with a draft policy they can take back to their organisation.
Join Open Data Institute’s Director of Research Professor Elena Simperl and special guest as they make sense of the noise, scrutinising the boom in AI agents, exploring the landscape of misinformation and disinformation on social media, and clarifying the risks posed by increasingly powerful models.
They’ll outline the current trends in AI and what they think might be next on the horizon, always coming back to what is most important: what all of this means for data – and for you.