New artist appointed by health charity
Art can offer respite for struggling carers
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Read moreProject helps families deal with finance and debt
Read moreCampaigners want Scottish Government to take bold action
Read moreA study from Cardiff Metropolitan, Birmingham and Manchester Universities is looking into ways in which peer volunteering can help older
Read moreVolunteering could also support jobseekers back into work, says new report
Read moreFamily imprisonment is traumatic for children
Read more“A lot of children and families were let down by the Wonka event, but this will support our National Play
Read moreOlder people face challenges accessing social care
Read more“A phenomenal achievement for any organisation”
Read moreStonehaven RNLI turned down the funds from the Pride of the Rock Flute Band, who had offered £850 to the
Read moreThe Glasgow Disability Alliance has said questions remain over how it will provide core services beyond this month.
Read moreSocial Care Wales is carrying out a study to better understand the social care volunteering landscape in Wales. THE STUDY
Read moreBilly Coull and the Gowanbank Community Hub in Pollok left their Disclosure application incomplete despite running a sexual health and
Read moreCelebrity psychic buys it from Edinburgh charity shop
Read moreProgramme has been integral to increasing life chances
Read moreScotland has committed to statutory targets to reduce child poverty
Read moreTen entrants can win a £25 voucher
Read moreTheir greatest worry is the financial impact on service users
Read moreMany are forced into arrears when before they enjoyed comfortable lifestyles
Read moreTenants feel “forgotten about”
Read moreCoincides with International Women’s Day
Read moreCare & Repair Cymru have won the 2024 GSK IMPACT Awards for their work helping vulnerable older people and people
Read moreFunding from the Wales and Africa Grant Scheme has helped six projects boost women’s rights and livelihoods in Uganda and
Read moreSharon Graham: “mismanagement at Glasgow East Women’s Aid is one of the worst cases we have ever come across”
Read moreCampaign won a sweep of awards last year
Read moreArea in Glasgow will be transformed
Read moreScotland’s voluntary sector has slated the UK Government’s latest budget plans.
Read moreVolunteer Scotland have shared their disappointment at the proposal.
Read moreThe Scottish budget fell far short of what the sector has been asking for
Read moreThe hard hitting campaign stars Olivia Colman and Adrian Lester and will be shown in cinemas after it was rejected
Read moreThis week is Scottish Apprenticeship Week 2024
Read moreHelpline proves vital in this time of need
Read moreThe awards are a mark of excellence in the charity sector.
Read moreThe charity will shut its doors months after staff walked out over bullying allegations.
Read moreThe charity has run a competitive recruitment process with substantial external interest in the role.
Read moreOrganisations must ensure they have valid consent to contact recipients
Read moreProgramme prioritises social and emotional development
Read moreThe RNLI has saved an incredible 146,277 lives during its two centuries of lifesaving.
Read moreInvestment fund will manage £62 million
Read moreSteve Lansdown CBE and his wife Maggie have committed the funding to support a £2million surgical care project.
Read moreWorked with social enterprises and charities for more than 20 years
Read moreStar drops by homelessness charity’s cafe
Read moreCost-of-living crisis continues to worsen
Read moreLeading mental health group weighs in to the debacle to make its point
Read moreBilly Coull – the man behind the infamous Willy Wonka event in Glasgow – is a charity CEO with questions
Read moreWe’re excited to announce that Dr Lindsay Cordery-Bruce will be taking the reigns as the new Chief Executive of WCVA.
Read moreThey say they will continue to ramp up pressure on businesses supporting Israel
Read moreJordan Linden chaired the Scottish Youth Parliament
Read moreFirst minister has been asked to act
Read moreOrganisations need to increase training if they are to fill vacancies
Read moreFour in ten charities that work with local councils say that doing so is critical to their operations.
Read moreMore than 45 organisations from across Scotland attended the members forum event at Glasgow’s City Halls.
Read moreA Scottish community council has said it only “found out by accident” that its local common good fund had lost
Read moreEntrepreneurial champion Dr Andy Campbell takes over role as long-standing chair steps down
Read moreCampaigners call for apology but journalist said she took no offence
Read moreThe charity MCR Pathways will see funding for school-based coordinators withdrawn, the Herald reports.
Read moreNorton Park is Edinburgh’s first office complex exclusively for charities and social enterprises.
Read moreMany past offenders are discriminated against because of previous convictions
Read moreNew head of the charity announced
Read moreA social care crisis is taking place
Read moreResearch published ahead of final vote on Scottish Budget
Read moreThe IFN has been operating for almost 40 years, but now looks set to close its door immediately
Read moreSocial Leaders Cymru is a comprehensive and free leadership development programme tailored for voluntary, community, and social enterprise leaders throughout
Read moreCost-of-living crisis shows no signs of abating
Read moreCharity provides victims and families with court visits to help ease stress and anxiety
Read moreEpilepsy Scotland has been forced to stop its only in-person Aberdeenshire based support group due to lack of funding.
Read moreTwo former tenant board members passed away last month.
Read moreA more humane, less bureaucratic system has been established in Scotland
Read moreScotland-based charity The HALO Trust are one of the two groups involved in the programme.
Read moreThe groups say this is the only way to comply with the United Nations Security Council Resolution 2417
Read moreCharity legacy income rose by 8% to £3.9billion in the year to the end of June 2023.
Read moreCarole Brunton and Ian Hope each bring a wealth of agricultural experience and knowledge to the charity.
Read moreGot something to share with voluntary organisations in Wales? We’re now taking applications for exhibition space and to host events
Read moreCharities can’t cope with increased poverty as public services fail
Read moreThis webinar from Trusted Standard – the quality mark for voluntary organisations – will explore the standard and the Information
Read moreA new survey aims to define the contribution of volunteers in mental health services to help inform workforce planning. HEALTH
Read moreThe charity has also said a new website will be launched following the name change.
Read moreClaims vulnerable disabled people have been abandoned by Scottish Government
Read moreUnique PR agency gives cash, time and expertise to valuable causes
Read moreSome 800 staff voted for union representation
Read moreUnique single malt on offer
Read moreIt becomes a non-profit making organisation, with a concrete mission
Read moreEnvironmental concerns could tip the vote in five marginal seats
Read moreThe charity’s CEO has created three new posts.
Read moreMany live in fear to ask landlords to make routine repairs
Read moreThe new framework will go live from April 1, 2024, setting out how SHR will regulate social landlords in Scotland.
Read moreMountaineering Scotland have appointed Jo Dytch to lead their board
Read moreThe latest wave of the Scottish Third Sector tracker shows an overwhelming number of groups facing challenges.
Read moreDelegates from across Europe are expected at the Glasgow conference
Read moreHuman oversight is needed in fundraising
Read moreReport finds racism in rural settings
Read moreFarha Jamadar takes up the role as Fiona Gillespie steps down
Read more“Foundations of Scottish society are being eroded” by local taxation failures
Read moreMark Ruskell wants to make it illegal to hold races in Scotland.
Read moreThe confirmation came in response to a parliamentary question from Paul O’Kane MSP.
Read moreHES become the first heritage organisation in Scotland to be accredited for its commitment to LGBT+ inclusivity.
Read moreWe have written to the Welsh Government Minister for Climate Change to highlight our significant concerns about the decision to
Read moregofod3, Wales space for the voluntary sector, will return as an in-person event for the first time since 2019 and
Read moreClothing was stolen at both the Riverside Drive and South Road sites in the city.
Read moreColin Macfarlane will leave the charity after over 12 years.
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