New CEO for disabled centre which helps thousands of people
It has recently appointed Pauline Boyce
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It has recently appointed Pauline Boyce
Read moreCHSS will work closely with the Scottish FA to expand its women’s recreational football programme across the country
Read moreThey play a crucial role in empowering blind and partially sighted people
Read moreNew mag looks at the halo effect, the four day week, sector funding and much, much more
Read moreThird sector groups will collaborate on new project aimed at shaping government policy
Read moreThe number of sick leave days taken in the NGO/charity sector has risen by eight per cent in the past year
Read moreFamilies are struggling to afford the most basic necessities for children
Read moreInfluential organisation publishes manifesto ahead of elections
Read moreJoint fundraiser for two worthy causes
Read morePrioritised children’s safety for the last 11 years
Read moreThe charity saw four services affected by funding decisions
Read moreSo far 52 educators have achieved recognition
Read moreProposed centre would target users over 18
Read moreCurrent chief executive is preparing for retirement
Read moreShe will be the VIP starter at the CRUK event
Read moreIt comes as Walk the Walk has donated £20,000 to the service
Read moreIt is Edinburgh’s first coffee shop raising awareness of mental illness and mental health
Read moreOrganisation is urging public to seek support
Read moreReplaces former head who was with the organisation more than 20 years
Read moreCommunity action in the Lanarkshire town is thriving
Read moreDifferent services come together to deliver meaningful outcomes
Read moreOlder people especially are being affected
Read moreShe succeeds Paula Schutt who steps down after two years
Read moreNew publication looks at inclusion, diversity, equality and environmentalism in the sector
Read moreCharity drafts in a community of yetis
Read moreNew laws needed to stop the exploitation of children.
Read moreArt can offer respite for struggling carers
Read moreProject helps families deal with finance and debt
Read moreFamily imprisonment is traumatic for children
Read moreOlder people face challenges accessing social care
Read more“A phenomenal achievement for any organisation”
Read moreThe Glasgow Disability Alliance has said questions remain over how it will provide core services beyond this month.
Read moreBilly Coull and the Gowanbank Community Hub in Pollok left their Disclosure application incomplete despite running a sexual health and
Read moreScotland has committed to statutory targets to reduce child poverty
Read moreTenants feel “forgotten about”
Read moreCoincides with International Women’s Day
Read moreCampaign won a sweep of awards last year
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 RNLI has saved an incredible 146,277 lives during its two centuries of lifesaving.
Read moreProgramme prioritises social and emotional development
Read moreSteve Lansdown CBE and his wife Maggie have committed the funding to support a £2million surgical care project.
Read moreLeading mental health group weighs in to the debacle to make its point
Read moreCost-of-living crisis continues to worsen
Read moreBilly Coull – the man behind the infamous Willy Wonka event in Glasgow – is a charity CEO with questions
Read moreOrganisations need to increase training if they are to fill vacancies
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 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 moreA more humane, less bureaucratic system has been established in Scotland
Read moreCharities can’t cope with increased poverty as public services fail
Read moreClaims vulnerable disabled people have been abandoned by Scottish Government
Read moreUnique PR agency gives cash, time and expertise to valuable causes
Read moreUnique single malt on offer
Read moreIt becomes a non-profit making organisation, with a concrete mission
Read moreThe charity’s CEO has created three new posts.
Read moreMany live in fear to ask landlords to make routine repairs
Read moreDelegates from across Europe are expected at the Glasgow conference
Read moreThey will guide and provide strategic direction to the organisation as it supports thousands of people with sight and hearing
Read moreSeescape, Forth Valley Sensory Centre and VisionPK have joined forces to explain how donations are more needed than ever
Read moreConsequences have been devastating for the former charity chief
Read moreThe Promise set out to change the care system
Read moreBosses have called in police
Read moreMinisters committed to consult on issue
Read moreThe desperation to make ends meet is leading women to look for lower-skilled work
Read morePersonal debt is rising
Read moreWorring numbers of children are being targeted by manufacturers
Read moreThirty second message will go out on various channels
Read moreScottish child payment has reduced poverty
Read moreFirst mag of the year looks at the state of civil society world wide, women in the sector and charity
Read moreCharity launches campaign to encourage more to become carers
Read moreRunning cost crisis is creating real concern for charities
Read moreVulnerable women are at risk bosses say
Read moreDr Rebecca Crowther will take over at the helm, replacing Tim Hopkins.
Read more“We are thrilled to have attracted such a significant third sector leader to our organisation”
Read moreNearly half of working age carers lose £12,000 of income per year because they provide care.
Read moreBy bringing together a community of generosity from large donors to small, Big Give says it aims to double the
Read moreLocal councillor says news is “totally out the blue”
Read moreCash comes from Victim Surcharge Fund
Read moreAutism Understanding Scotland announced it will shut its doors at the end of January.
Read moreRuling comes in the midst of winter and the cost-of-living crisis
Read morePeople driven from homes the cannot afford to heat
Read moreHuge fundraiser enourages Scots of all abilities to raise vital cash for cancer research
Read moreDedication of more than 100 Scots has been recognised
Read moreShe was feted by politicians and celebrities
Read moreThe bill passed with a huge majority in Holyrood last year.
Read moreThe Scottish Government published its 2024/25 draft budget, outlining the SNP-Green administration’s spending plans for next year
Read moreCampaigners and charities from across the third sector have hit out at the “short-term budget sticking plasters” offered by the
Read moreClaims of racial discrimination were dismissed
Read moreFunding challenges have contributed to the closures, which will come into effect next year.
Read moreSector is subsidising the NHS according to campaigners
Read more“I very much look forward to working with Sam, Janis, Neil, and Jane to ensure there is no life half
Read moreShe brings a wealth of experience to VHS
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