Volunteers’ Week: 40 years of celebrating a vital force in our communities
“Volunteering is priceless but I think it is important to recognise that its estimated value to the Scottish economy is
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“Volunteering is priceless but I think it is important to recognise that its estimated value to the Scottish economy is
Read MoreOrganisations have failed to resource hiring volunteers
Read MoreIt provides ongoing life-changing care and support services
Read MoreHomeless people have been informed they are to be removed from their hotel-style accommodation in Edinburgh as Taylor Swift comes
Read MoreIt makes the claim in a study it has commissioned
Read MoreCarers have a right to take a break
Read MoreScotland’s first minister made it one of his key aims of government
Read MoreUK needs to back groups and condemn Israel’s continued assault in the region
Read MoreCharities and MSPs say more must be done to tackle rural poverty
Read MoreIt features asylum-seekers and people with disabilities getting behind the camera, award-winning feminist animation, international peace-building, protests and pipers
Read MoreDon’t get caught out and lose your vote, urges charity
Read MoreThere has been a muted reaction to news of the 4 July Westminster poll from Scotland’s charity sector
Read MoreEvents will be held across the country between June 14 and 23.
Read MoreOSCR said the World Suicide Prevention Project was “misrepresenting” itself as a charity.
Read MoreEngender has published a new report making the urgent call to modernise abortion law in Scotland.
Read MoreFormer chief constable, Sir Iain Livingstone, will chair Multibank.
Read MoreThe demand for pet food bank support is growing so rapidly it is currently outstripping supply.
Read MoreKingdom Works shared the findings at an event in Dunfermline.
Read MoreThe Circle Mobility, based at Dundee’s Overgate Shopping Centre, has received new support.
Read MoreProfessor O’Hagan will take up her six-year post in August.
Read MoreCharity has run 14 consecutive projects over the coldest months and this was by far the busiest
Read MoreCapital food bank reveals that demand is soaring – in the city and across Scotland
Read More“The money is there, now the first minister must show that the political will is too and prioritise investment in
Read MoreRight There said it has been forced to make the decision by City of Edinburgh Council.
Read MoreSMSA warned t it faced being wound up by the end of the year if alternatives could not be found.
Read MoreSupported accommodation provider and charity, Right There, runs three units in the city, paid for by a council contract.
Read MoreMore than 30 individuals have signed statements calling on the Scottish and UK governments to “bridge the widening gap” between
Read MoreThe event was held at the Highland Cinema in Fort William.
Read MoreRole has been in place for 20 successful years says aid group
Read MoreVibrant colours and pastel shades transforms therapy rooms
Read MoreProject engages with employers to support carers
Read MoreJohn Swinney makes child poverty a key priority
Read MoreCampaigners hail success to push train as a more sustainable mode of travel
Read MoreThey say it is a distinct disability
Read MoreMoves to charge for advice
Read MoreFailure to support contact impacts the family, who have not committed an offence but nevertheless suffer the consequences
Read MoreRelatives should know their rights
Read MoreIt aims to strengthen the country’s approach to human rights
Read MoreAmbitious programme of support for local people
Read MoreSouth Lanarkshire Council gave the green light to a proposed ‘village’ in Rutherglen
Read MoreHard fought for policies which can transform lives must be maintained, they say
Read MoreAction for Children’s service to help children coerced into exploitative criminal activity in Edinburgh launched in November 2020
Read More“Our ambition with this strategy is to lift the crisis from being siloed as a housing problem to it being
Read MoreThey play a crucial role in empowering blind and partially sighted people
Read MoreBarnardo’s Scotland has built five Gap Homes, which are purpose-built for young people leaving the care system
Read MoreNew mag looks at the halo effect, the four day week, sector funding and much, much more
Read More“Re-writing Scotland’s climate rulebook is an acute global embarrassment”
Read MoreCountry’s CABs unlock £3 million for clients
Read MoreFamilies torn as they can’t afford heating but are concerned they are negatively impacting their children’s health and wellbeing
Read More“Scottish fox hunts appear to be trying to ride a coach and horses through the new law”
Read MoreFamilies are struggling to afford the most basic necessities for children
Read MoreInfluential organisation publishes manifesto ahead of elections
Read MorePrioritised children’s safety for the last 11 years
Read MoreThe charity saw four services affected by funding decisions
Read MoreProposed centre would target users over 18
Read MoreIt had been supported by the charity Apex Scotland, which works to prevent people from re-offending
Read MoreOrganisation is urging public to seek support
Read MoreCommunity action in the Lanarkshire town is thriving
Read MoreDifferent services come together to deliver meaningful outcomes
Read More385 groups will share in grants from The National Lottery Community Fund
Read MoreNew publication looks at inclusion, diversity, equality and environmentalism in the sector
Read MoreCharity drafts in a community of yetis
Read MoreCreative short film depicts women campaigners and their struggles for equality
Read MoreIncome had been halved
Read MoreProject helps families deal with finance and debt
Read MoreCampaigners want Scottish Government to take bold action
Read More“A lot of children and families were let down by the Wonka event, but this will support our National Play
Read More“A phenomenal achievement for any organisation”
Read MoreThe Glasgow Disability Alliance has said questions remain over how it will provide core services beyond this month.
Read MoreProgramme has been integral to increasing life chances
Read MoreScotland has committed to statutory targets to reduce child poverty
Read MoreTen entrants can win a £25 voucher
Read MoreTenants feel “forgotten about”
Read MoreMany are forced into arrears when before they enjoyed comfortable lifestyles
Read MoreCoincides with International Women’s Day
Read MoreArea in Glasgow will be transformed
Read MoreScotland’s voluntary sector has slated the UK Government’s latest budget plans.
Read MoreHelpline proves vital in this time of need
Read MoreThe awards are a mark of excellence in the charity sector.
Read MoreThe charity will shut its doors months after staff walked out over bullying allegations.
Read MoreThe charity has run a competitive recruitment process with substantial external interest in the role.
Read MoreStar drops by homelessness charity’s cafe
Read MoreWorked with social enterprises and charities for more than 20 years
Read MoreCost-of-living crisis continues to worsen
Read MoreBilly Coull – the man behind the infamous Willy Wonka event in Glasgow – is a charity CEO with questions
Read MoreThey say they will continue to ramp up pressure on businesses supporting Israel
Read MoreFour in ten charities that work with local councils say that doing so is critical to their operations.
Read MoreCampaigners call for apology but journalist said she took no offence
Read MoreThe charity MCR Pathways will see funding for school-based coordinators withdrawn, the Herald reports.
Read MoreResearch published ahead of final vote on Scottish Budget
Read MoreThe IFN has been operating for almost 40 years, but now looks set to close its door immediately
Read MoreCost-of-living crisis shows no signs of abating
Read MoreCharity provides victims and families with court visits to help ease stress and anxiety
Read MoreEpilepsy Scotland has been forced to stop its only in-person Aberdeenshire based support group due to lack of funding.
Read MoreThe groups say this is the only way to comply with the United Nations Security Council Resolution 2417
Read MoreCarole Brunton and Ian Hope each bring a wealth of agricultural experience and knowledge to the charity.
Read MoreCharities can’t cope with increased poverty as public services fail
Read MoreThe charity has also said a new website will be launched following the name change.
Read MoreClaims vulnerable disabled people have been abandoned by Scottish Government
Read MoreThe latest wave of the Scottish Third Sector tracker shows an overwhelming number of groups facing challenges.
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