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Much needed support for tenants

The Capital Sci-Fi Con has raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for CHAS

Foundation Scotland and OSCR will work together to revive around 400 dormant trusts in Scotland

Charities say pandemic has driven change

A further £300,000 is set to go to supporting families who are fighting the degenerative condition

Support as pandemic hits charities hard

Subzero temperatures leave older folk vulnerable

The Big Noise has continued despite Covid-19, lockdowns and school closures

Five-day programme on offer

A host of events, many which have been curated for the voluntary sector, will take place later this month

This year’s Festive Friends campaign from the SPFL Trust saw more people helped than ever before

Many do not know where to get help

Available to help inform sensitivities around these areas

Reeltime Music has secured a new base in the centre of Motherwell

Volunteering Matters and ProjectScotland have said joining forces will provide better support for communities

Grants of up to £5 million will be shared from The National Lottery Heritage Fund

HcL Transport is shuttling people to get their Covid-19 vaccines in Edinburgh and the Lothians

Manifesto call by leading rights group

Campaigners hopeful for proposed investment

The Wheatley Group has provided 200 homes to people through the new initiative

Autitude features an eclectic mix of articles, events, reviews, blogs, cartoons and stunning images

Court rules two trading subsidiaries should be registered as charities

A voluntary levy is in operation

Christmas was tough – and job and service cuts could be the result

CHAS has raised much needed funds through a range of festive activities

A new report has made a series of calls about how to improve childcare in local communities and through changes

Baroness Tina Stowell is set to leave the Charity Commission at the end of this month

New research from the Trussell Trust has shown the impact of removing the £20 rise in Universal Credit

Voluntary Health Scotland is conduct a survey exploring enablers and barriers to uptake of the Covid-19 vaccine

Attitudes must change

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has recognised some of its longest serving volunteers who together have racked up more

Foundation Scotland has launched a new impact investment strategy focusing on social responsibility and sustainability

Sweeping changes must be made to social care

Actor said he wanted clarification after donating to its cause

Mary’s Meals has launched an urgent drive to help vulnerable, displaced people in Tigray

Army veteran captured nation’s hearts during lockdown

Leaves one conservation group to join another

This is the equivalent cost of providing breakfast provision to support 12 schools in Glasgow

Recipients of the £30m Weston Culture Fund have been confirmed

Organisations are being invited to apply to the £4m Scottish Government initiative

The annual Comic Relief event is aiming to raise much needed funds for charities

Eden Project Communities is searching for community minded people to represent Scotland at its virtual Community Camp in March

Street Soccer Scotland will take over the Lynch Centre in Dundee

Poverty campaigners have said action must be taken to tackle inequalities in Scotland’s schools

Controversy as rights group says humans aren’t superior to animals

Age Scotland is looking for older people to take part in a major new research project

The 100-year-old has been an inspiration since launching is fundraising challenge

Postcode lottery warns charity

Finance secretary Kate Forbes failed to mention the third or voluntary sector during her 30-minute budget speech

Charity seeks to bring empty homes back into use

Athletics legend Roger Black has back the BHF’s bid to encourage the nation to do one good thing for their

LifeCare Edinburgh started providing the service in the autumn to support vulnerable people

More than 70 civil society groups back the creation of a wellbeing bill

Priority system wont work for all say carers

Campaign launches to help children of domestic abuse

A new approach to foster care

TFN’s guide to charity election manifestos

CELCIS has produced new research which shows the impact of digital exclusion on care leavers

Programme offered opportunity, skills and experience to young people

Housing Options Scotland has seen the amount of people it works with rise significantly

Agency went bust in 2019

Cautious welcome by enviro groups

Lack of opportunity as well as discrimination has become normal

Money goes to youth groups

Government is avoiding scrutiny

Celebrities came out in force for Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Scotland

Karl Wilding leaves following the completion of a strategy review and organisational restructure

Historic Environment Recovery Funding will support organisations and help to support the recovery of Scotland’s historic environment sector from the

Sector fears some care staff won’t accept jab

The new app and website will signpost people to providers of meals, drop-in services, foodbanks and accommodation

A special evening hosted from the Bard’s cottage ensured the celebrations went on

Brewgooder is helping communities stay safe during Covid-19

YDance has presented the findings from a four-year schools project

The Eric Liddell Centre has received funding for a second year from the Celtic FC Foundation

Payment might be new but it is already not enough

Thirty organisations will receive support to help gain the support of the public

Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland has revealed how the pandemic is affecting those with long standing health issues

The virtual challenge is set to offer a much-needed funding boost to charities across Scotland

Domestic abuse affecting children more during pandemic

One of the country’s most popular fundraisers

Hope for tenants as regulator steps in

The digital event is being hosted by by Glasgow Caledonian University

The world’s largest garden wildlife survey returns next week

The initiative aims to ensure those facing homelessness are rehoused quickly

The Social Renewal Advisory Board has said creating a minimum income guarantee and helping those most affected by Covid-19 will

The organisers of COP26 have said they are looking for help to bring the summit to life

Advice Direct Scotland is offering a range of advice on things that Brexit has changed

Organisations promote social value

Playlist for Life has launched a new online training platform

Campaigners have welcomed the funding, which will be spent on projects over the next five years

Current plan for £10 is not enough

MS Society Scotland has stated what it would like to see ahead of the elections this spring

Dean Court residents have been collecting vital supplies to distribute

Nicole Little is one of Scotland’s youngest breast cancer survivors

Enterprises prove a little goes a long way

COP26 is due to take place in November of this year, with world leaders set to attend

The event will support social enterprise Invisible Cities