As the UK government enters the final phases of negotiations with the European Union, civil society has the opportunity to consider what impact Brexit might have on our sector. More importantly, it allows us to make clear asks on what we would need to see from a final deal to create a good Brexit outcome for charities.

The UK Shared Prosperity Fund (SPF), which will replace European Structural and Investment Funds, represents a real opportunity to tackle injustice and the barriers that prevent under-represented groups from reaching their potential and limit productivity and growth.