SCVO

Pay gap is widening as costs soar

“This is nothing short of terrifying – our worst fears are being realised”

After a two-year absence, the event returns on Friday, 7 October

Its director doesn’t know if it can continue to provide services

They say they have been left in limbo and abandoned by Westminster

It wants to encourage “Christian reflection on Scotland’s constitutional future”

Home For 10 is hosted by Homeless Network Scotland

Supporters reluctant to spend money as the future is so uncertain

The former athlete has been connected with FVSC for over a decade.

Scotland’s voluntary sector faces unprecedented financial challenges

The new play, showing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, lays bare the impact of insecure work.

Aid supporting hundreds of thousands of people in the country

Pilot project proves to be huge success

Fraudsters using emails, texts and social media to prey on people

Many families supported by CHAS are feeling the devastating effect of rising costs and are struggling to make ends meet.

Uses clear and simple language

He will take over as existing CEO retires

Brings a wealth of experience to the post

Funding from Scottish Government

Charity needs more hosts especially in the Lothians

SCVO believes that planned, multi-year funding is key to ensuring that vital public services provided by charities and voluntary groups

An external HR agency will now look into how it acted

Mothers are going without period protection just so they can feed their children

New strategy looks to make it more efficient

She succeeds Petra Biberbach who is stepping down after successfully leading the organisation for the last 18 years.

Applicant had been rejected because they were Russian

Demo is at 4pm today (Friday, 12 August)

September’s demonstration will take place at Holyrood

Outlines and informs about continuing care

The full calendar can be found on the Climate Fringe website.

The key appointments will join a diverse board which already includes senior academic and business leaders.

Supports path management as well as active travel

Charities want to ensure voices of autistic people are heard

New edition is available on our e-reader

Applications are welcomed from people in the asylum system and people with refugee status in Scotland.

Glitz, glam and fantastic fun

“I’m really looking forward to being part of the Shelter family and doing what I can to tackle homelessness.”  

This is around £650 more than the previous forecast.

Free Pride have become the latest group to criticise LGB Alliance, and the National Lottery’s support of the group. 

Cash from Foundation Scotland secured the popular coffee shop’s future

The move comes after the 23-year-old began her own charity, the BRAvery Trust, which helps those in period poverty.

Spent her later life raising millions for charity

Direct approach works best

Recipients will now receive grants to address long-standing barriers in the labour market. 

Ambitious commitment by the provider

Enough Is Enough, unveiled on Monday morning, has been set up to tackle the cost of living crisis in a

This will double the size of the Tarras Valley Nature Reserve.

Sucessor is being sought

Ms Ward has accused the government of “institutional narcissism”.

Help at hand for low income families

The numbers of those living with Long Covid in Scotland now exceeds more than 150,000

Funded by the National Lottery, successful applicants will have accommodation and transport along with the weekend community camp costs all

Mark joined Community Integrated Care in September 2017.

This latest forecast is hundreds of pounds more than previous predictions.

The Scottish charity – whose headquarters are in Thornhill, near Dumfries – is also working to educate civilians, especially children,

Scottish Youth Parliament insists it dealt with the matter in accordance with its child protection policy

The United Nations Aarhus Convention Compliance Committee has repeatedly found the UK to be in breach of the convention’s access

Many of the demands made at Cop26 in Glasgow have not been achieved

Plan outlines mission to champion the role of citizens, communities and the voluntary sector

Area is under pressure from invasive species

Unprecedented increase in demand for its services

People in most deprived areas 15 times more likely die from drugs

The positive impact on the lives of older people will be its lasting legacy

Oxfam calls for the international community to intervene

The charity sector is spending at least £900 million each year on grant applications alone

Organisations urged to apply

Rise in safeguarding standards and reporting, says the charity

One of the biggest killers in Scotland

Many women and children now safe thanks to the project

It will be rolled out to harbours across Scotland

The Scottish Children’s Lottery was launched to raise funds for and improve the lives of young people across Scotland

Proposals spearheaded by rewilding charity

New partnership created

The board at Disability Equality Scotland took the opportunity to thank Morven for her service.

Seperate parenting approach harms children

Air pollutants, particularly small particles, can affect the heart and blood vessels, including the brain.

She leads a team of 400 deminers

Jenni will take up the role permanently from August 1. 

The programme aims to aligns itself to Scotland’s Net Zero Nation ambitions

Legislation, now more than 50 years old, is the foundation of law, policy and practice around drugs in the UK.

Vital support for those over 65

The charity was first set up in 1999 to help people to take active control over their care and support

The town of Langholm in Dumfries and Galloway has until July 31 to raise £2.2million.

No action will be taken

Wolfson Foundation awards generous grant

Streamers can now access “charity mode”

Nancy Clench is scheduled to appear at The Pleasance in August

Cash for essential repairs and conservation

The decision comes after a review of the charity’s finances.

This month we look at the challenges facing civil society across the globe and how the cost of living crisis

Claims both Nicola Sturgeon and Susan Aitken won’t visit project

A leading voice for human rights

Since 2000, the number of people aged 65 and over in Scotland has increased by a third, while the number

LGBTI groups have urged ministers to go further following their publication of thirty-five recommendations.

Colin Unsworth and Sadie Tan, known as the Free Wilders, were riding near Bridge of Earn in Perthshire when they

Robert Wilson will take on a role as the SWPL’s first communications and marketing manager.

Levels remain high post-pandemic

They say resurrected 18 hole course scheme again threatens precious habitats

Crisis is being shouldered by charity which is findng it hard to cope