Types of organisations by ruth sutton https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz Please describe the different types of organisations they are Public, Private, Voluntary and Charitable en-us 2017-04-11 14:04:48 UTC 2025-12-10 15:01:21 UTC hello@padlet.com Adam https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166033844 Public- A public organisation that is operated by the government. A public organisation  provides services that don't exclude those who can't pay for the service. Examples of public organisations are:
-Police
-NHS
-Public Schools
Private- Private organisations are run by private individuals or groups with the means of making profit. Examples of these are:
-John Lewis
-JCB
-Virgin Atlantic
Voluntary- A voluntary organisations is a group of individuals, usually volunteers,  that come together to form an organisation to work towards a purpose. Examples of a voluntary organisation are:
-Housing Association
-Credit Unions
-Local Community Groups
Charitable- Charitable organisations are types of Non-Profit Organisations. They focus on social well-being such as education or religion. Charitable organisations will often rely on donations from for profit organisations. Examples of charitable organisations are:
-Cancer Research UK
-Make a Wish foundation
-Rainbows Hospice


]]> 2017-04-12 08:32:12 UTC https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166033844 Jai https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034193 Public
A public organisation is one operated by the government. An example of this is the NHS, Public Schools,  Police.

Private
Private organisations are run by individuals with the intention to make profit.
Examples of these are:
O2, Vodafone, Samsung, Apple, Microsoft.

Voluntary
A voluntary organisation is a is a group of individuals that form an orginsation for a purpose.
Examples of these are: Age UK, Cancer Research UK, The National Trust, RSPCA, NSPCC

Charitable
A charitable organisation is a not for profit organisation which is designed to benefit a society or certain group of people. The purpose of a  charitable organisation varies from providing humanitarian support educational support and many others. 
Examples of these are, Oxfam, LOROS, Macmillan]]> 2017-04-12 08:35:22 UTC https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034193 Tom https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034216
Public 
A public organisation is one that are controlled by the government. 
NHS , Public Heath England 

Private 
Private organisation are run and controlled by a individual or a group instead of the government.
Apple and Tesla. 

Voluntary
A voluntary organisation is a group of people who have volunteered to spent there time helping others without making profit from these actions.
NCVO , Volunteer military

Charitable 

A charitable organisation is a type of non-profitable organisation. There main goals are to raise money for others people that are going through harsh times.

Oxfam and Operation Christmas Child]]> 2017-04-12 08:35:39 UTC https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034216 Keaton https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034237 Public- A Public organisation is one that is operated by the government. An example of this is the public school system.
Private- Private organisations are ones that are controlled by private entities and run with the intention of making profit such as subway and  Lloyd bank.

Voluntary- The Voluntary Sector is usually comprised of organizations whose purpose is to benefit and enrich society, often without profit as a motive and with little or no government intervention. . An example of this would be sports clubs or religious places of worship.

Charitable-   A charitable organisation is a Non-profit organisation which is a group designed to benefit society or a specific group of people. Its purpose may be educational, humanitarian, or religious. A charity goes beyond giving relief to the indigent, extending to the promotion of happiness and the support of many worthy causes. an example would be water aid or cancer research etc.]]> 2017-04-12 08:35:56 UTC https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034237 Chris https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034335 2017-04-12 08:36:53 UTC https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034335 Chris https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034340 Public- A Organisation which is operated by the Government These offer public services which in most cases are included in taxes. An example of this is the public school system, NHS & Police force. however some require a small fee for their services.

Private- These are businesses which operate to make profit, they are not owned by the government and are ran by private entities. an example Mcdonalds, Costco, O2, subway & Lloyd bank.

Voluntary- A Voluntary organisation is an association of individuals with a common interest who form an agreement to create an organisation to achieve a set purpose. These are usually made up of volunteers. Examples of this are Housing associations (Shelter), Age UK, & RSPCA

Charitable- This is a non-profit organisation which has the aim of serving the common good and are setup not to make profit. These charities focus on serving public interests such as educational, religious & general public interest. Examples of these are Cancer research, The Red Cross, Oxfam, Make-a-Wish foundation & wateraid. ]]> 2017-04-12 08:36:54 UTC https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034340 Sam https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034444 Public - Public sector organisations are ones owned and operated by the government. Examples of this are; State schools, public hospitals and local authority organisations

Private - Private sector organisations are owned and operated by groups and individuals rather than the government. Examples are; Tesco, O2, Apple etc

Voluntary - Voluntary organisations are a group of people who gather to provide a service that aids others. Examples are; Age UK, Unicef, Any unpaid work

Charitable - Charitable organisations raise money for others and are non profitable. Examples are; NSPCC, Dogstrust, Oxfam, Cancer research. ]]> 2017-04-12 08:37:51 UTC https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034444 Lewis https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034534 Public-
An organization operated by the government. this contrasts with private sector organizations controlled by private entities.
- NHS
- HM Treasury
- Environment Agency
Private-
The part of a country's economic systems run by individuals and companies.
- John Lewis
- JCB
- Clarks
Voluntary-
a group of individuals that enter an agreement, in most cases as volunteers to form an organization to accomplish a purpose.
- Oxfam
- The National Trust
- Cancer Research UK
Charitable-
A type of non profit organization. focuses mainly on social well being i.e. education, religious, or other activities server public interests.
- Macmillan
- British Red Cross Society
- Salvation Army]]> 2017-04-12 08:38:48 UTC https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166034534 ALEX https://padlet.com/GBSLtd/uwxiexiz1xvz/wish/166036678 PUBLIC

Organisations that operate within the public sector provide citizens with public services, regardless of their ability to pay for such services. Public organisations are commonly own and operated by the government, but privatised companies can offer public services, which span the border between Public and Private organisations. Some Public organisations charge a fee for the use of the service to subsidise the service for all users, allowing the service to operate with less government subsidisation. An example of a Public organisation is the NHS.

PRIVATE

Private organisations are ones which are not owned or operated by the government, but instead are operated with the sole aim of producing a profit from their business practices. Employees within these businesses are usually hired based on their personal ability to increase the efficiency and profitability of the business. Private business indirectly contribute to the national economy and the local communities in which they operate, by providing a greater cash flow through the salaries that are paid to employees. These employees then spend the money provided to them within their local economy, encouraging a healthy economic growth. An example of an organisation operating within the private sector is Tesco, who's business aims are focused around the need to generate a profit.

VOLUNTARY

Voluntary organisations operate by encouraging people to volunteer their time and expertise to help to achieve business goals. Business such as these often operate from government subsidies and public donations, and allow for the community to provide a service back to their community. Business aims within a voluntary organisation are commonly described as being moral and operate as a method of improving the local community. A voluntary organisation within the UK is RSPCA, who operate through the use of voluntary work and public donations.

CHARITABLE

Charitable organisations operate from public donations and government subsidies, with the aim of improving the communities which require assistance. Types of charitable business goals include providing subsidies to those in poverty, or providing medical aid for countries suffering from the effects of war. WaterAid is a common example of a charitable organisation, as they utilise donations to benefit those living without clean water.

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