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Research looked at charities in the broadest possible sense – including private schools and universities

Scots struggling with their rising energy bills have been urged to seek out the help of experts as the cost

Manifesto highlights the attainment gap between schoolchildren with sight loss and their peers

Taliban will never change from their murderous regime they say

The charity has went from strength to strength

She will take up the position in May

Goodwillie, who formerly played for Clyde, was ruled by a judge to have raped a mother-of-one at a party in

Ofgem announced a 54 per cent increase in the energy price cap, due to rising global gas prices.

The meetings comes after recommendations were sent to ministers last year.

Stuart Purdy takes over from Prof Marion McMurdo who has been interim chair since George Foulkes’ term ended. 

The poll was conducted as part of Time to Talk Day, a national day of conversations about mental health for

Energy regulators Ofgem announced on Thursday that standard tariffs will rise 54 per cent.

Advice Direct Scotland have reminded the public help is at hand as the cost of living continues to rise, according

Charity leaders said that the £286million of UK aid announced so far is not enough because it amounts to just

The Eric Liddell Centre revealed that Claire Ritchie has been promoted having joined their team in June last year. 

The programme sees Energy Action Scotland work with MacMillan Cancer to identify people eligible for support.

Funding will have a life-changing impact for around 10,000 children and families

David Goodwillie was ruled in civil court to have raped a mother-of-one at a party in January 2011 – an

A series of blogs will be published on the LGBT History Month Scotland website which explore hard-hitting themes

Poverty Alliance, Scotland’s anti-poverty network, has now made fresh calls for the cap to go. 

The SCVO is calling for charities and individuals across the country to apply for its annual charity awards. 

ilm created by the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) is among a host of Scottish nominees for this year’s

The views and experiences people share will be used to make recommendations for the positive changes which can help create

The foundation’s activities embrace everything from craft and the visual arts through to the performing arts

Legal air quality standards came into force in 2010, yet have been broken every single year since except 2020. 

Analysis by Citizens Advice Scotland warned of the rising number of households seeking help with energy bills.

The danger for charities has grown over the past year

The charity has said the past 18 months has shown there are opportunities to rebuild and recover in a better

Nina Munday was employed to set up Fife Centre for Equalities (FCE) in 2014 but will move on in March.  

Scottish Conservative MSP has been told she must apologise for “disgraceful” remarks made about families across the country who use

50,000 has been given to MND Scotland and £100k to its sister charity, which operates across the rest of the

The life of Jane Haining will be marked by a new project launched ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day

New survey by youth mental health charity

Scottish Trans has said it is intervening to protect trans people’s equal participation in the next Scottish census 

Negative and discriminatory attitudes towards people living in poverty blight lives of people across Scotland

Reports were designed to damage reputations claims charity

The project is the brainchild of the charity’s award-winning head of service, Stephanie Quigley

First time aid sector has united to raise profile

Statues should remain in order to educate

Levels of child poverty in Scotland are stagnating and possibly even growing

Use it or lose it

Where help to access food is needed, this should be provided in a way that maximises dignity, choice and reduces

Consumers face soaring energy bills this year

Rewilding Britain is calling for major nature recovery across at least 30% of the country’s land and sea by 2030

Dundee-based organisation works across the world

Áine Purcell-Milton will succeed Andrew Binnie at Arran COAST

It will provide emergency advice and signposting to support services 

Charity project aimed to ensure 14 to 21-year-olds were included and heard within museums and their views represented

New face as previous director retires

Huge data hack

Core costs will keep rising

Judge throws out HMRC’s case

North east has been hit hard by unemployment

Pastures new after 18 year at the helm

There is a lack of understanding into the impact of finding somewhere to live 

Funding constraints limit the ability of community groups to build capacity

Yet the poorest are getting poorer

It comes as he faces civil action in a US court

Tory cuts send a clear message to families that “their poverty does not matter”

Campaign launched to address the problem

Individuals and charites can apply

Greater access to services remains a priority says children’s charity

He’s a well known figure in the community

Charity says more must be done to ensure everyone in Scotland can enjoy a dignified standard of living in later

Amendment to the bill is dropped

Statistics published by the Scottish Government this week show a marked rise in the number of applications to the Scottish

The ongoing conflict in Yemen has heavily impacted the country’s economy, causing widespread poverty and food insecurity

At least 700 volunteers wanted

Ministers have said they intend for the legislation to provide “reconciliation between those who were upholding the law and those

The new website introduces innovative technical features

Big changes at body which encourages charities to self-regulate

Specialist advice available

A raft of organisations were given six-figure sums

Children 1st and Barnardo’s Scotland told MSPs that the loss of social relationships has led to ​​increasing levels of poor

Major event will go ahead later in the year

Judged criticised the way the organisation undertook its investigation

Scots urged to get fit and raise cash by taking part

Figures show Scots are suffering longer

Mass fundraiser will hold physical and virtual events

City faces a homelessness crisis says charity

Honours go to many who have worked tirelelssly during ther pandemic

Wants the word empire in honours to become excellence

Organisations and campaigners want faster gains

Boost for two of Glasgow’s most deprived areas

Bizarre items handed into shops include false teeth and prosthetic limbs

End of the line after 21 years

Tactics are instilling fear into older people

Impact of the pandemic has forced a rethink

Martin Compston and Judith Ralston get behind fundraising push

Pre-pandemic levels of investment will take time

New fund will support those from ethic minority backgrounds

New publication features expert advice on recovery

Pioneering project recognised with gong

He resigned after it was revealed he was the subject of three misconduct complaints

As the dust settles on last week’s budget, it has become clear that financial support for charities will take a

Collaboration aims to reduce bills

Christmas appeal launches

Generosity gap widening

A classroom full of children are made homeless each day in Scotland

Partnership enables tenants’ access the internet