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New edition looks at Pride, the housing crisis, the Scottish Charity Awards and AI in the sector
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New edition looks at Pride, the housing crisis, the Scottish Charity Awards and AI in the sector
Read moreThis year’s shortlist included 32 individuals and organisations from charities, social enterprises and voluntary groups across the country.
Read moreDemand for their services and support is rising as are income and fundraising challenges and their own running costs.
Read moreThe Animal Kindness Index is a UK-wide survey into people’s attitudes towards animals.
Read moreGorgie City Farm has been closed since earlier this year.
Read morePrevious pop-ups in England raised over £620,000 for UK charities.
Read moreThe project is expected to be completed by 2026.
Read moreThe Lyceum wants to ensure that audiences are welcomed, excited and invigorated.
Read moreMembers of the coalition launched their Unbound the Greyhound campaign this weekend in Glasgow.
Read moreThe event in Edinburgh, saw six leading individuals from Scottish charities win awards.
Read moreThe programme launched in the community at the end of 2017 and now works with over 500 children and their
Read moreCommunity groups can apply for free tickets
Read moreMr Schofield was also dropped by his talent agency, and has now had all ties severed with the Prince’s Trust.
Read moreThe newest centre will create 18 new Living Wage jobs in the community when it opens in September 2023.
Read moreThis year, three new categories have been introduced providing further opportunities for social enterprises.
Read moreThe study paints a realistic picture of how organisations contribute to change.
Read moreHedge fund manager Sir Chris Hohn, 56, tops the rankings by giving away more than 15 per cent of his
Read moreLaunching the innovative initiative is Glasgow business owner and influencer, the Sustainable Stylist, Victoria Lee.
Read moreThe first chick hatched from its egg on Saturday.
Read moreIt is a marker of the growth, impact, and maturity of Sistema Scotland.
Read moreOver 20,000 free resource packs have been distributed to date.
Read moreThis month we look at Scotland’s care system, and how the sector is struggling to meet the shortfall.
Read moreThe role will be based in Edinburgh
Read more“After nearly a decade it’s time for Pink Saltire SCIO to pack up and say goodbye.”
Read moreMany organisations and businesses have benefited from this fund in the past.
Read moreThis new appointment comes following the recent retirement of Keith Wimbles from the position.
Read moreEvery penny raised goes directly to the charities chosen by the walkers
Read moreA new report has unveiled the Church of Scotland’s connections to the transatlantic slave trade.
Read moreMost of the young men died in the Highlands and are buried at Kingussie New Cemetery.
Read moreThe cafe has been closed since March after claims that workers were sacked for taking part in strike action.
Read moreA video emerged of Zion Projects chair and trustee Danny Stupple calling Islam “a very strong force of spiritual wickedness”.
Read moreThe centre opens its doors fully to the public on Saturday 15 April.
Read moreThe Vault Arts Centre in Newton Stewart announced last week that it is to close its doors.
Read moreAlong with its rebranding, the newly renamed Culture & Business Scotland is setting out its strategic plan.
Read moreApplications are now open to become one of eight organisations showcased.
Read moreScotland’s national horticultural and gardening society has elected a new president at its 214th annual meeting.
Read moreSCVO has teamed up with the Charity Learning Consortium to provide charities and non-profit organisations with access to affordable online
Read moreThe charity said that they are hopeful that this closure will be for a short period
Read moreThe annual Love Glasgow Hate Racism show will see its 2023 spectacular held at the famous Barrowlands later this year.
Read moreThe Gaelic Language Plan 2023-2026 consultation closes on Wednesday 19 April.
Read moreIn the 75th anniversary year of independence for both Pakistan and India, the Glasgow memorial comes after a six-year campaign.
Read moreCulture Minister Neil Gray said that the Big Noise programmes play a “hugely valuable role”.
Read moreGroups led by the Human Rights Consortium have said that it is minority groups who miss out.
Read moreThis will result in a stronger plan for Gorgie City Farm to re-open, with a strong sustainable plan for the
Read moreThe project, launched on Thursday, will explore Scotland’s digital landscape.
Read moreDonations can be made by rounding up spending
Read moreParents, grandparents, and carers told how Big Noise Torry creates community cohesion and teaches young people vital life skills.
Read moreConcerns raised over voting in new members
Read moreThe Scottish charity is focused on promoting health and wellbeing through visual art within health, social care and community environments.
Read moreNiall regularly lectures on architecture, heritage and urban design issues and hosts the Trust’s “If Glasgow’s Walls could Talk” podcast.
Read moreProposing the Scottish Government’s budget in Holyrood on Tuesday, Mr Swinney unveiled the u-turn.
Read more“We urge Aberdeen councillors to urgently demonstrate their commitment to the Torry community and ensure that together we can continue
Read moreCreative Scotland faces having to use £7m from its £17m national lottery reserves to preserve “standstill” funding agreements for 120
Read moreBig Noise Douglas, run by the charity Sistema Scotland, helps young people reach their full potential through music and a
Read moreThe new charity has raised funds from a number of private donors to acquire Couldoran House.
Read more“Such statements need to be the start of anti-racism work, not the end of it.”
Read moreResources become tighter yet more pressure on services
Read moreOver the last four months, Glasgow Credit Union has supported a variety of organisations through its Giving Glasgow programme.
Read moreNorth East Sensory Services (NESS) runs a series of social groups at its centre on John Street.
Read moreA council officer said that they would work with Third Sector Interface Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations’ Council (EVOC) to underline where
Read moreLimits on lotteries is costing charities million of pounds in revenue
Read moreOfficials warn that the council is facing a £76million black hole in its finances
Read moreA number of organisations who received funding in 2022/23 saw their applications rejected for the coming year.
Read moreAn out-of-court settlement was advised
Read moreSandra’s appointment sees her succeed Catherine Holden as chair.
Read moreGame of Thrones’ James Cosmo will join Lord of the Rings’ Bernard Hill
Read moreThe fund supports active and sustainable travel projects in local communities.
Read moreHe was formally made chair of the board of the directors on Wednesday.
Read moreSpark intends to offer placements in digital training, including filmmaking and editing
Read moreWith the “saddest of hearts”, Nevis Ensemble announces its closure
Read moreApplications are open until 12pm on Friday, March 17, 2023.
Read moreLeading voices from Scotland’s third sector have hit back at the UK’s newspaper of record.
Read moreBuilt in 1893, the Garrabost Mill was in commercial operation, milling barley and oatmeal for local crofting communities until 1956.
Read moreMore than 400 organisations applied to the Glasgow Community Fund for the coming year.
Read moreMajority believe breeding dogs for the tracks is cruel
Read moreThis is the second time the farm has been threatened with closure, with looming liquidation in late 2019 leading to
Read moreThe event will take place at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) in the capital.
Read moreFirst TFN mag of the year looks at industrial relations in the charity sector
Read moreMeanwhile, rowing legend launches Doddie Aid Britannia Regatta
Read moreGorgie Farm in Edinburgh has said that talks are underway.
Read moreBrian has been the CEO of Age Scotland for over a decade.
Read moreThird sector and civil society stalwarts rewarded for their selfless dedication
Read moreThe site, which which gives volunteering opportunities to disadvantaged young people and adults, has warned that rising costs and lack
Read moreThe LGB Alliance – which claims to be “gender critical” and has faced widespread criticism for its “anti-trans” work –
Read moreThe move would combat racism the organisation says
Read more“We very much look forward to working with Karen, and would like to thank Jane for the huge contribution she
Read moreThe Committee is seeking views from individuals, community groups and organisations on recommendations made by a Citizens’ Panel on public
Read moreLast edition of the year celebrates charity sector successes
Read moreThe former school was purchased by volunteer group Urras Stòras An Rubha in 2015 and the plan to give the
Read moreThe groups aim to tackle social isolation and improve their members’ mental health, but ministers have said the Scottish Government
Read moreGlasgow-based charity appeals for donations to combat poverty and homelessness this Giving Tuesday
Read moreAfter sharing some of her pictures on social media, colleagues came up with the idea of putting together a calendar.
Read moreBosses at the Eden Court theatre said the impact of inflation and the “slow return” of audiences after the pandemic
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