Protecting children from criminal exploitation
Action for Children’s service to help children coerced into exploitative criminal activity in Edinburgh launched in November 2020
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Action for Children’s service to help children coerced into exploitative criminal activity in Edinburgh launched in November 2020
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Read moreThe charity MCR Pathways will see funding for school-based coordinators withdrawn, the Herald reports.
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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.
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Read moreHES become the first heritage organisation in Scotland to be accredited for its commitment to LGBT+ inclusivity.
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Read moreColin Macfarlane will leave the charity after over 12 years.
Read moreAfter maintaining a silver ranking for the past three years, Into Work is delighted to have progressed to achieve gold
Read moreThe committee’s convener, SNP MSP Kenneth Gibson, urged the government to go further on measures that would support the sector.
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Read moreRachel Hamada will take up post with Edinburgh-based Take One Action.
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Read moreStepChange: “our latest research shows just how deep the impacts of the cost of living crisis are”
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Read moreFirst mag of the year looks at the state of civil society world wide, women in the sector and charity
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Read moreFaye Shaw, Greg Maxwell, Heather Irving, and Natalya Macholla will all join Sacro’s board.
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Read morePublic repond by digging deep to help society’s poorest
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Read moreVulnerable women are at risk bosses say
Read moreDr Rebecca Crowther will take over at the helm, replacing Tim Hopkins.
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Read moreNearly half of working age carers lose £12,000 of income per year because they provide care.
Read moreCompanies said to have used a “back door” approach.
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Read moreFunding will help groups go beyond dealing with the symptoms of inequality and contribute to reducing it at its root
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Read moreMembers took two days of industrial action earlier this month
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Read moreThe Scottish Government published its 2024/25 draft budget, outlining the SNP-Green administration’s spending plans for next year
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Read moreKenny Murray, who previously served as director of engagement and influence, will take on the role from January 2024.
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Read moreThe project initially ran from 2012 – 2019, with openDemocracy now relaunching the project with a series of new audits.
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