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Greater access to services remains a priority says children’s charity

Individuals and charites can apply

Amendment to the bill is dropped

Charity says more must be done to ensure everyone in Scotland can enjoy a dignified standard of living in later

The ongoing conflict in Yemen has heavily impacted the country’s economy, causing widespread poverty and food insecurity

Statistics published by the Scottish Government this week show a marked rise in the number of applications to the Scottish

At least 700 volunteers wanted

Ministers have said they intend for the legislation to provide “reconciliation between those who were upholding the law and those

The new website introduces innovative technical features

Big changes at body which encourages charities to self-regulate

Children 1st and Barnardo’s Scotland told MSPs that the loss of social relationships has led to ​​increasing levels of poor

A raft of organisations were given six-figure sums

Specialist advice available

Major event will go ahead later in the year

Judged criticised the way the organisation undertook its investigation

Figures show Scots are suffering longer

Scots urged to get fit and raise cash by taking part

Mass fundraiser will hold physical and virtual events

City faces a homelessness crisis says charity

Wants the word empire in honours to become excellence

Honours go to many who have worked tirelelssly during ther pandemic

Organisations and campaigners want faster gains

Bizarre items handed into shops include false teeth and prosthetic limbs

Boost for two of Glasgow’s most deprived areas

End of the line after 21 years

Tactics are instilling fear into older people

Impact of the pandemic has forced a rethink

Martin Compston and Judith Ralston get behind fundraising push

Pre-pandemic levels of investment will take time

Pioneering project recognised with gong

New publication features expert advice on recovery

New fund will support those from ethic minority backgrounds

He resigned after it was revealed he was the subject of three misconduct complaints

Christmas appeal launches

Collaboration aims to reduce bills

As the dust settles on last week’s budget, it has become clear that financial support for charities will take a

A classroom full of children are made homeless each day in Scotland

Generosity gap widening

Current system places a reliance on emergency food aid

Partnership enables tenants’ access the internet

Survey reveals kindness is more important than money

Second year design student has published the quirky calender

Critics warn proposals are muddled and unnecessary

Charity formed after Park Inn hotel tragedy

Bill will help disabled young people into adulthood

Campaigners warn young people can’t get access to facilities

Online ceremony celebrated country’s top directors

Work on new oilfield has been halted

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New report looks at the state of the sector across the continen

However, around 9% of donors say they increased donations or started giving for the first time

Funds will purchase 50 properties for people unable to access social housing, or who are at risk of homelessness

Petition launched calling for action to hold public bodies and polluters to account

RNLI stands firm in face of far right onslaught

Brian Cox urges Scots to support dying children and their families by making a donation this Christmas

“No longer simply the understudy for physical events”, finds analysis

Enable Scotland now pays £10.40 per hour, going beyond the Scottish Government-funded pay increase

People face a perfect storm this winter, with rising bills following the increase of the energy price cap

Campaigners say Boris Johnson must join in calls for waiving of intellectual property rights to beat vaccine inequality

Charity enlists Bruce Willis – sort of – to launch festive campaign

Environmentalists say the work of campaigners made the petrochemical giant think twice

Cyrenians launches its winter appeal

Lone parents, black and minority ethnic families, and families with a disabled parent or child the most impacted

Due to Covid, the Eric Liddell Centre has had a difficult and challenging time

Age Scotland has found that more than 105,000 older people in Scotland expect to feel lonely this Christmas

Populations in freefall include familiar species in Scotland, such as swifts, house martins and greenfinches

The social enterprise supports vulnerable people to live independently in their own homes

Voluntary groups have dug deep to meet the ongoing challenges of the pandemic

The move, known as a translocation, was carried out by the Beaver Trust

The pair are backing a major charity campaign

Candidate sought to champion carers’ views and interests

Public urged to glam up and gift

Public are flocking to charity shops once again