Scotland unites to challenge poverty
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Read moreThis strengthened partnership comes at a crucial time for the housing sector.
Read moreThe partnership includes the continuation of a now developed programme, Into the Zoo.
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Read moreThe new service will see 35 young people supported to access accommodation on a permanent and unconditional basis.
Read moreThe campaigners said this was a clear breach of its statutory duty under the Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009.
Read moreDonated furniture goes to those who need it most
Read moreAnalysis by Ramblers Scotland has found shocking inequality in the number of core paths in communities.
Read moreThese are the best UK charities to work for, it’s been claimed
Read moreScotland could fail to achieve net zero carbon emissions without more ‘community-led climate action’.
Read moreHe brings over 35 years’ experience through his work across a range of roles in housing associations and local government
Read moreThe Belmont Cinema in Aberdeen and Filmhouse in Edinburgh have both agreed deals which they hope will keep them open.
Read moreA leading Scottish environmental charity has achieved its biggest impact to date.
Read moreNew mag looks at fair funding and fundraising
Read moreJonathan Tweedie will be the next chair of Scottish Veterans’ Residences (SVR).
Read moreCharities and campaigners welcomed some plans but underlined a lack of urgency from the government.
Read moreGorgie Farm closed in January 2023 following rocketing operational costs and a lack of funding.
Read moreCharity says older people need to be included more
Read morePrevious attempts have failed to tackle the problem
Read moreUrgent action needed to address crisis say campaigners
Read moreThe John Muir Trust has now launched a public petition in support of the tax.
Read moreThe letter was drafted by the Poverty Alliance – Scotland’s anti-poverty network.
Read moreAlex Feis-Bryce of Transform Drug Policy Foundation condemned Douglas Ross’ comments.
Read moreUp to 30 rough sleepers are on the city’s streets
Read moreCreative take on getting more folk to donate and upcycle
Read moreIn an open letter directed at “all Scottish party leaders”, the heads of 25 organisations call for legal targets for
Read moreJimmy Paul is set to leave his position as director of Wellbeing Economy Alliance (WEAll) Scotland.
Read moreOver the course of five years, Craft Your Career will support vital skills training to 100 people across Scotland.
Read moreCalls to support social housing tenants as survey shows many struggling with essential bills.
Read moreAhead of August 12, campaigners are calling on the Scottish Government to be bold.
Read moreThe peaceful demonstration was held in response to a call for support from members of the community in Torry, Aberdeen.
Read moreThe team has created a new charity which aims to take over the running of the building.
Read moreAnnie Mauger-Thompson and Jamie Kinlochan have been appointed to the Shelter Scotland committee.
Read moreMuch needed affordable homes
Read moreThe poem was performed and filmed on location in Leven earlier this year.
Read moreVolunteer Scotland announced this week that they now have more than 100 individuals, groups and organisations that have signed up
Read moreLed by Wildlife and Countryside Link, the project is urging all political parties to ramp up their ambition on environmental
Read morePoint and Sandwick Trust is a 100% community-owned wind farm that operates as a commercial enterprise.
Read moreThe campaigners argue: “We have run out of time for talk, what we need now is action.”
Read moreStirling is just one of numerous sites across the UK where Barnardo’s intends to construct Gap Homes.
Read moreThe Treshnish Isles are a group of eight uninhabited islands located in the Inner Hebrides.
Read moreTemporary accommodation for homeless people is sorely needed
Read moreIsabel Thom’s connection with the British Red Cross began in 1948.
Read moreDavid joins seven SMSA trustees to further extend the hub’s reach of regional support to over 200 groups
Read moreBackdated benefit payments account for a significant portion of the five-figure savings so far.
Read moreHigh quality housing available to those most in need
Read moreNeil McInroy succeeds Liz McEntee in the post.
Read moreThe trust will look after the route – a host to 400,000 walkers every year.
Read moreLed by Historic Environment Scotland, it was created following a public consultation.
Read moreBetween March 2022 and March 2023 there were 9,121 social housing completions against a target of 7,770.
Read moreNew 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 moreThe paper comes amid discussions on the future of care in Scotland.
Read moreThe committee expresses “concern” over relationships with the Third Sector.
Read moreCyrenians will buy and refurbish properties for those who have experienced domestic abuse.
Read moreAfter tax and deductions frontline workers take home less than £20,000 a year.
Read moreA cross-party group of Scottish parliamentarians have launched an inquiry into the Government’s plans for cutting emissions from public transport.
Read moreDemand for their services and support is rising as are income and fundraising challenges and their own running costs.
Read moreThe call for evidence will remain open until August 11.
Read moreGorgie City Farm has been closed since earlier this year.
Read moreShelter Scotland says a consistent failure to deliver the necessary social homes means child poverty will inevitably remain high.
Read moreThe 48-year-old has told how the killer 7.8 magnitude earthquake earlier this year did more damage in 80 seconds than
Read moreDebbie Collins will assist Bield Housing and Care to make positive contributions to its people, homes and communities.
Read moreDetails of the 2023 SURF Awards for Best Practice in Community Regeneration were launched.
Read moreThe programme launched in the community at the end of 2017 and now works with over 500 children and their
Read moreThe membership body launched its Housing at Scotland’s Heart campaign in Glasgow this week.
Read moreThe campaign is spearheaded by the Maryhill Integration Network (MIN).
Read moreNew research has warned levels of child poverty remain unacceptably high across Scotland and the rest of the UK.
Read moreIn a major report the leading charities warn that the failure of successive governments to drive down poverty is causing
Read moreThe demand for these materials is going to increase significantly with the growing energy transition.
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Read moreExpert adsvisory group will monitor findings
Read moreJohn Lawrie OBE will head up the team at Cyrenians, the charity has announced.
Read moreAll in Glasgow, co-ordinated by Enable Works, follows success stories in Edinburgh, Dundee and Moray.
Read moreNew board members will help the organisation further its aims to give marginalised individuals and communities a voice.
Read moreCouncils are not meeting their statutory obligations on homelessness
Read moreThe first chick hatched from its egg on Saturday.
Read moreSocial Enterprise Scotland submitted a response to The Scottish Government consultation this week.
Read moreThis month we look at Scotland’s care system, and how the sector is struggling to meet the shortfall.
Read moreThe Scottish Men’s Sheds Association represents 127 groups and over 3,000 individual members across the country.
Read moreThe decision will also see the charity remove support for its three other facilities in Scotland.
Read moreProject will empower communities to take action
Read moreThe charity developed the role in response to growing demand for its services.
Read morePlaces for People Scotland is part of Places for People Group, which is one of the UK’s leading social enterprises.
Read moreThird sector organisation is never more needed
Read moreThe CPG on Poverty will be taking evidence about the impact of the ‘poverty premium’ on rural households.
Read morePrime site for the social enterprise
Read moreShelter has said that the Scottish Government needs to deliver 38,500 social homes by 2026.
Read moreNational Trust for Scotland, Keep Scotland Beautiful and the Scottish Civic Trust amongst those receiving funding from Historic Environment Scotland.
Read moreThe case for reintroducing lynx to Scotland is being discussed in the Scottish Parliament for the first time.
Read moreThe charity could be facing a charge of £85 per day to be able to operate.
Read moreAmong arrears on essentials, energy bills were a particular pressure point for clients last year.
Read moreCampaign leads to funding reversal
Read moreHeather joined the independent living specialists in 2018 and this will be her third role within the organisation.
Read moreCampaigners are calling for Humza Yousaf to outline how he intends to kick-start tax reform
Read moreThe centre opens its doors fully to the public on Saturday 15 April.
Read moreThe Bill was passed overwhelmingly in Holyrood last year but the Tory Government at Westminster blocked the proposals.
Read moreMembers drawn from industry, business and finance, trade unions, environmental and community groups, and academia serve on the Commission.
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