Achill Management works across the UK, with small, medium sized and large charities, voluntary organisations, not for profits and businesses.
During the last 18 months we have worked with over 30 different clients. Examples of some of our clients and projects include:
Consultancy to support joint working and consortium development for these two womens domestic abuse and advisory services
As part of the Capacity Builders collaborative and merger working project Achill Management worked with a range of organisations assessing their options for joint and shared working
A feasibility report and due diligence review on the options for merger for this Buckinghamshire based youth organisation leading to consultancy to support its merger with Youth Focus. Follow up consultancy to support the newly merged organisation to respond to new commissioning and tendering environment within youth services.
A detailed consultancy project including a feasibility review and reporting on the options for merger and joint working, and then extensive support to both Boards of Trustees and the senior management team to facilitate the successful merger of these two Surrey based Age Concerns.
Organisational restructure and planning consultancy
Business planning and fundraising consultancy support leading to a successful application to Children in Need
Strategic planning with Board of Trustees
“Achill Management demonstrated detailed knowledge of the Voluntary Sector and of the challenges it faces. In the development session with our board and management we explored not only the opportunities and obstacles that face us but were challenged and encouraged to find our own solutions… a very worthwhile exercise” Chair Guildford CAB
A review and evaluation of the People Shape Places project in Ashford
An evaluation of the BASIS project for CASE KENT – including detailed stakeholder engagement interviews, review of evidence of success in achieving the BASIS lottery outcomes, with additional consultancy to support the future planning and viability of the network.
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