The National Association of Voluntary and Community Action (Navca) could cut up to 18 jobs over the next six months following funding losses of around 50 per cent. Just over a week after sending its suggestions to the Government for how the deficit reduction programme could be managed ‘in a fair and responsible way’, the organisation has found that it is to lose around half of its staff as a result of cuts.
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