Third Sector Organization: Oxfam and Cancer Research

This presentation discusses the third sector organization, focusing on Oxfam and Cancer Research. It explores the differences and similarities between the two organizations, their cultural objectives, and the impact of governmental reviews.

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COVER CONTENT
 Introduction
 Three sector
Difference between Oxfam and Cancer research organisation
Similarities between Oxfam and Cancer research organisation
Impact of governmental reviews
Conclusion
Reference

Introduction
There are three types of organization which is divided in to three sector such as public,
private and voluntary sector. In public sector number of group are working together and
make profit, in private organization gains special profit by running business activities and in
voluntary sector number of people or trusty works collective for social welfare (Bromley
and Orchard, 2016). The present report will emphasis on voluntary sector who works for
public and provide them satisfaction. The report will contain public services which is
provided by voluntary sector, difference and similarities between two organization.

Task 1
– P1 About third sector organization
The third sector is fast growing sector of UK economy who works for social welfare and non
profit organization The main aim of this sector is make feel good to public which help to share the
social values, customer loyalty instead of shareholder profits. It contains charities, contribution,
voluntary and community bodies for filling social objectives. The two organization such as Oxfam
and the cancer research that is voluntary organization based on UK. Oxfam is organized by 20
independent charitable industry that focuses on remove the global poverty. It was founded in 1942 by
Oxfam international. Oxfam is a non profit organization who works for poor people to lift them out of
poverty.

Difference between Oxfam and Cancer research charity
Basis
Oxfam Cancer research
Public services Oxfam works for people to
remove the poverty and increases
the living standard of people.
It help to aware about Cancer and
research that help to save the life
of people.
Purpose Its main purpose is to remove the
poverty and role and cultural
objectives of organisation d help
to rebuild livelihood of people.
Its main purpose is reduce the
number of death from cancer.
About organisation It is multinational company who
focuses on removal of poverty
and give a better life to people.
This is world's largest cancer
research firm who conducts
research for prevention diagnosis
and treatment fro cancer disease.

Similarities between Oxfam and Cancer research
Basis Oxfam Cancer research
Focuses It focuses on social welfare
that help to attract customers
such as poor people.
It also think about social welfare
by preventing people from
serious diseases.
Goal Its goal is to provide maximum
satisfaction and become a
world's largest company.
Its goal is to save life or provide
awareness in order to remove
from Cancer's fear.
Nature This is non profit making
organisation who collects
funds from trusty who wanted
to work for poor people.
This is also a non profit
organisation who collects funds
from charitable trust and
trusties in order to make
research for Cancer.

M1 Role and cultural objectives of organization
Oxfam and Cancer research is third sector's organization who works for social welfare and
make feel them good. Oxfam is voluntary organization who works for removing poverty
and raising the standard of people. Cultural objectives are stated as national and state policy
which inspire and provides guidance to local government policy. The culture of the
organization may be dynamic, independent and challenging that consider freedom. The role
and cultural objectives of Oxfam is defined as-
Identify the needs and wants of individual, group and communities: Oxfam play an
important role in economical development by identifying needs and wants of poor people
and provide them best suggestion to over come with problems (Kim and Kim, 2015).
To make efforts in order to remove the poverty: The trusty of Oxfam perform their
duties in emergency situation like flood and drought at large scale. They make efforts to
cope up with this critical situation and give satisfaction.

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Cultural objectives
Social development: Oxfam is focusing on people needs and wants and try to fulfil their needs that
leads to social development. It also provides employment opportunity that help to reduce the poverty
and give a better life. The main object is to make feel equal among all people and solve problems of
people.
Environmental development: Oxfam is freely charitable organisation that focuses on to remove the
gap between rich and poor people. It also saves people from drought and flood which may arises at
any time that help to increases the environmental development.
Cultural objects: Oxfam company focuses on culture that represent the beliefs, policies and
regulation which help to collect the funds from public and contributes in the removing the poverty
of individual and group. It impact on human behaviour such as people get feel good after obtaining
employment and get filling needs.

Role of Cancer research charity Oxfam
To adopt the new technology and get the solution of Cancer: It plays a role
such as to adopt new technology in order to get research of Cancer and save the
people's life.
To work for society and make feel them healthy: Cancer research community
uses new technology and skilled person to work for social welfare and make feel
them good.

Cultural objectives
Social development: In UK the cancer researcher collects and analysis the information about people
who are facing from Cancer disease and research on this, in order to provide treatment. They does
experiment on animals like mice and see the result which help get solution.
Environmental development: The researcher conducts some programme in order to reveals that
the reason of cancer is chemical in tobacco smoke, radiation from sun and ultraviolet and etc. This
research help in environmental development such as people avoids theses theses all factors which
can be a reason Cancer.
Cultural objects: The Cancer research organisation focuses on cultural objectives such as it
follows the governmental policies and provides best guidance to people in order to prevent from
Cancer that affect the human behaviour such as they get aware and make aware to others for be
attentive from cancer.

D1 Impact of governmental reviews and reports in shaping the use of third sector
The government build number of policies and regulation that impacts on business organisation. Every
business enterprises need to take permission from government to run a business. The government
research about business and check whether this enterprise will be beneficial for public or not. Such
as Oxfam is third sector organisation who focuses on people needs and wants and try to remove
the poverty. It follows policies and regulation which is governed by government in order to run a
business.
On the other side, the cancer research charitable organisation concentrates on research to find the
solution of cancer and how it can save the people's life. To run this trust it is following government
regulation which leads to development of country.

CONCLUSION
From the above mentioned report it has been concluded that third sector such as voluntary
sector is build for social welfare. It includes voluntary organisation who focuses on
identifying the needs of people and make efforts to meet with them. Voluntary
organisation are non profit organisation that run business for society in order to make
feel them good. The main target of third sector is to provide the satisfaction to people
and increase their living standary by providing number of services at free of cost or low
cost.

REFERENCE
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Dury, S., and et.al., 2015. To volunteer or not: The influence of individual characteristics, resources,
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