Council slammed after disability charity loses funding
PAMIS Scotland confirmed this week that it had lost its funding from South Lanarkshire Council.
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Two new trustees join Scottish SPCA board
Ed Alford and Caroline Trotter join the board just months after Scotland’s animal welfare charity launched its ten-year vision.
Read moreTop charity boards and leadership teams are still not inclusive
They suffer a lack of diversity and gender parity
Read moreHunt’s budget will “strike fear” into the poorest
Poverty groups were left reeling as they slammed chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s budget as not doing enough for the poorest
Read moreCashback gives boost for autism project
Money will be used to get young people into work
Read moreShona Robison: Government aiming to “modernise” charity law
The Cabinet Secretary will appear in Holyrood on Thursday giving evidence.
Read moreCalls to reform charity law to stop bigoted church groups from registering
Plethora of religious groups are supporting homophobic, misogynistic views
Read moreAll change for Borders interface
New organisation will consolidate local voluntary action
Read moreTop companies get together to plan state-of-the-art Kinross-shire school
Small charity gets big backing
Read moreMore cash from Scotland to help charities tackle flood-ravaged Pakistan
Cash will assist established groups working in the country
Read moreShelter Scotland’s second tier advice service to close after 10 years
Following the closure of ScotWRAS, information and advice can be found online.
Read moreCharity chief exec to step down after five years
The charity supports vulnerable young families across the city to prevent crisis and breakdown.
Read moreCharities urge chancellor to provide cost of living support
The letter warns of the devastating impact on communities if charities are forced to scale back services or stop operating.
Read moreScots don’t believe their communities are thriving
Cost of living has altered how people interact with their community
Read moreLaw clinic unveiled in honour of third sector leader
Ms Ritch was executive director of Engender, and sat on the board of Rape Crisis Scotland.
Read moreCryptocurrency helps community group transform project
Excess goods and materials are exchanged for third sector projects
Read moreRoyal race row charity leader steps down after deluge of abuse
Charity has suffered after going public with claims of racial abuse
Read moreGrants awarded to funding and advice charities
Some 324 organisations will benefit
Read moreWomen’s poverty and inequality highlighted on #IWD23
The briefing highlights how women are more likely to be living in poverty in Scotland.
Read moreCommunities, volunteers, and green agenda at heart of new Gaelic Language Plan
The Gaelic Language Plan 2023-2026 consultation closes on Wednesday 19 April.
Read moreCharity to offer free meals to its staff
All 125 will be offered the food to fight the cost of living crisis
Read moreMusic charity welcomes government funding to continue programmes
Culture Minister Neil Gray said that the Big Noise programmes play a “hugely valuable role”.
Read moreParents worried about losing their home as cost-of-living crisis continues to bite
Parents worry more about their children’s future than their own
Read moreCharity chief takes new role at neurodiversity group
Sarah Van Putten joins from Befriending Networks
Read moreNew head of Scotland for international development charity
Val Brown has said she is excited to begin her work.
Read more‘Hillwalking Hijabi’ becomes charity’s new president
She aims to champion diversity among communities
Read moreTime for Scotland to put in place the right to take part in cultural life
Groups led by the Human Rights Consortium have said that it is minority groups who miss out.
Read moreFuture for Edinburgh urban farm outlined
This will result in a stronger plan for Gorgie City Farm to re-open, with a strong sustainable plan for the
Read moreSCVO launches series of digital inclusion events
The project, launched on Thursday, will explore Scotland’s digital landscape.
Read moreCharity campaign to end gender-based violence to dissolve
“Remember there is a world out there beyond the doomscrolling.”
Read moreAnimal charity launches debit card
Donations can be made by rounding up spending
Read moreReport says Scotland must turn its back on poverty-related stigma
Group convener Pam Duncan-Glancy MSP said: “Scotland is a place that believes in compassion and justice.”
Read moreCrowdfunder launched as Glasgow charity fights for survival
The charity delivers groceries to more than 400 over-65s across Glasgow – who would otherwise struggle to get their shopping.
Read moreUN backs new Scots planning policies
Planning appeal rights in Scotland are not “fair”
Read more100 years not out for SAMH
History pre-dates the NHS
Read moreLGBT+ charities call for commitments from First Minister candidates
The three candidates to be the next First Minister have been asked to support five existing commitments of the Scottish
Read more“Deeply concerned”: New report warns of grave fears of charity leaders
The report, ‘Demand, Change, Survival’, underlines the challenges facing charity leaders in Scotland, which mirrors what has been reported from
Read moreCommunity members’ plea to Aberdeen councillors to support music charity
Parents, grandparents, and carers told how Big Noise Torry creates community cohesion and teaches young people vital life skills.
Read moreRunning costs crisis: leading charity forced to close all its shops
Retail outlets and a warehouse will close by September
Read moreCharity launches campaign to warn against danger of county lines
Criminal gangs are enticing young people into drug dealing
Read moreEarthquake appeal tops £100m in under two weeks
Amazing response from the UK public
Read moreRegulator probes one of Scotland’s oldest charities
Concerns raised over voting in new members
Read moreCharity announces appointment to lead new art project
The Scottish charity is focused on promoting health and wellbeing through visual art within health, social care and community environments.
Read moreGovernment u-turn on cut to culture funding welcomed
Proposing the Scottish Government’s budget in Holyrood on Tuesday, Mr Swinney unveiled the u-turn.
Read moreHeritage charity announces appointment of new director
Niall regularly lectures on architecture, heritage and urban design issues and hosts the Trust’s “If Glasgow’s Walls could Talk” podcast.
Read moreCouncil urged to support Aberdeen Big Noise social intervention programme
“We urge Aberdeen councillors to urgently demonstrate their commitment to the Torry community and ensure that together we can continue
Read moreFirst Minister hopeful questioned over links to fundamentalist charities
Senior human rights figures have pointed to the Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch MSP’s involvement with groups espousing anti-LGBT and so-called
Read moreHumanitarian aid must be prioritised as Ukraine enters year two of conflict
Civilians are paying with their lives as the war shows no sign of abating
Read moreProject aims to map the scale and contribution of the voluntary sector
Aim is to create a national civil society database
Read moreCoalition demands government halt new Rosebank oil field
A decision by minister Grant Shapps on whether or not to approve the field is expected imminently.
Read moreCharities among voices calling for reversal of job-threatening culture cuts
Creative Scotland faces having to use £7m from its £17m national lottery reserves to preserve “standstill” funding agreements for 120
Read moreLeith charity unveils long-standing worker as new CEO
Pauline will continue to bring care and passion to her role.
Read moreMillions raised in just six weeks as stars rally to cause
A host of big names worldwide pledged to do their bit to boost the coffers of the charity
Read moreTrust defends £211k diversity officer role
Role requires only three days in office
Read moreHundreds sign community-led petition for music project funding
Big Noise Douglas, run by the charity Sistema Scotland, helps young people reach their full potential through music and a
Read moreNew charity launched to protect Scottish rainforests
The new charity has raised funds from a number of private donors to acquire Couldoran House.
Read moreSturgeon to resign as third sector pays tribute
Groups from across the country have posted their thanks to the Glasgow South MSP following the shock announcement on Wednesday
Read more“Invaluable”: Report praises third sector’s support for adults at risk
Despite the concerns, the city’s third sector was praised.
Read moreUnique £60m wellness development backed by community groups
Project will stimulate economic growth
Read moreLeading charity warns of losing vital service provision as funding is cut
The charity works with more than 500 children a week
Read moreWorld’s biggest bands and artists unite to support Ukraine
Lyrics will be used on merchandise
Read moreCharities must recognise continued link with racial disparities in communities, report warns
“Such statements need to be the start of anti-racism work, not the end of it.”
Read moreCharities fight back against devastating 100% council cuts
They plan a #CareDontCut day of action in Midlothian
Read moreScottish government charity bond programme announces additional £25million investment
Investment worth £105million has been agreed to boost the number of affordable homes in Scotland.
Read moreCosts crisis pushing animal charity’s services to the limit
Resources become tighter yet more pressure on services
Read moreHousing emergency worsens with more councils failing to meet homelessness obligations
Scotland’s housing crisis deepens
Read moreGlasgow Credit Union donates thousands to local charities
Over the last four months, Glasgow Credit Union has supported a variety of organisations through its Giving Glasgow programme.
Read moreScottish neurodiversity charity welcomes new trustees to board
Salvesen Mindroom Centre has announced the appointment of three new trustees to its board.
Read moreThird sector groups forced to hand out redundancy notices following Scottish Government funding delay
Mr Lochhead said he would investigate the issue and said he “can’t pretend” he had had that feedback.
Read moreCharities among voices calling for pause of National Care Service
“There is a real risk these plans will create a schism between the Government and wider civic Scotland.”
Read moreScots aid charity rewarded for its climate change work
Tackling climate change has become a priority for aid groups
Read moreUK charities mobilise to raise funds for earthquake-stricken Turkey and Syria
UK government will match the first £2 million of donations
Read moreCharity and social enterprise appoints executive director to lead impact investment fund
Arran Dewar joins SIS Ventures from Inspiring Scotland.
Read moreShortage of volunteer drivers has devastating impact on blind and deaf people in Aberdeen
North East Sensory Services (NESS) runs a series of social groups at its centre on John Street.
Read moreCouncil confirm funding extension after “typo” which raised fears about future of capital’s third sector
A council officer said that they would work with Third Sector Interface Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations’ Council (EVOC) to underline where
Read moreWest Lothian charity becomes latest to announce closure
Signpost, based in Livingston, will shut on March 31 after it began as a volunteer group in 2000.
Read moreSocial Security Scotland slammed for big delays in transfer of benefits from Westminster
Original timetable is being replanned
Read moreNew chair for Scotland’s fundraising panel
The panel safeguards the work of Scottish charities
Read moreCharity trust builds first homes in 20 years on remote island
Small community has suffered without affordable homes
Read more£86k council funding cut for Argyll and Bute charities
Councillor are due to meet on February 16 to discuss the matter further, before the final budget is voted on
Read moreCharity leaders hope lottery cap will be scrapped
Limits on lotteries is costing charities million of pounds in revenue
Read more“Insufficient”: North Lanarkshire charities facing council funding black hole
A number of organisations who received funding in 2022/23 saw their applications rejected for the coming year.
Read moreDyslexia charity welcomes new business sign-up
It joins a cohort of businesses eager to demonstrate their commitment to dyslexia inclusion in Scotland’s workplaces
Read moreCharity foundation wins tribunal but still loses £30k defending itself
An out-of-court settlement was advised
Read moreAberdeen charity gets royal approval
Campaign shines a spotlight on the importance of early childhood
Read moreDEC Ukraine appeal becomes one of its most successful in just 11 months
Huge support from the UK
Read moreHousing group saves struggling tenants vital cash
From benefits to energy-saving advice, support is on offer
Read moreBaby Bank Scotland in appeal for public support
They are now looking for new premises while it works from temporary premises nearby, but has warned that the costs
Read moreBritish Red Cross unveils new Scotland Director
Rob takes over from Marie Hayes who retires after 11 years leading the organisation’s Health and Crisis Response services across
Read moreNew director for campaigning environment charity
Former head of Liberty takes charge
Read moreCraft Scotland announces new chair
Sandra’s appointment sees her succeed Catherine Holden as chair.
Read moreAnti-poverty charity announces voluntary recognition agreement with trade union
The announcement comes alongside confirmation that workers at the charity will receive a 9% pay rise.
Read moreFoundation fighting climate crisis through largest ever partnership with Co-op
Grants of £75,000 to £200,000 are available to organisations.
Read moreNew green fund aims to raise £4m for charities
Applications are now open
Read moreNew fund for people affected by dementia
Grants of £500 to £10,000
Read moreScorched earth: council could cut 100% of funding to the third sector
Move would be devastating for vulnerable people – but charities are fighting back
Read moreCharity hits out at ministers as homelessness reaches new records in Scotland
Temporary accommodation is being over-used
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