How has government funding changed by the size of charity over time?

Over the past five years, income from government has significantly declined for all charities, other than the very largest.
Overall, government income for all small charities has dropped by 20%.
Charities with an income of under £100k have seen the greatest decline in their income from government, receiving nearly a third less than they did in 2013/14.

We define a small charity as a voluntary or community organisation with an annual income of less than £1m.

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We use the latest data from a wide range of organisations that hold data and evidence on small charities

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