BUSINESS SUPPORT 4 COMMUNITIES

A couple of interviewees described how their charity had established donor networks and that they could call upon these in

Scottish Government urged to take action

Project aims to increase confidence and self-esteem

Liz Truss has said in recent days that she is no longer promising to increase state pensions in line with

More than 40 staff had already left in a “voluntary exit” scheme to cut costs.

The new Chancellor has announced that UK Government help with bills will be cut in April.

Nearly every sports group is worried about their future

Service will help them adjust into civilian life

Caring Christmas Trees is the gift that keeps giving

Surveys led by RIC found larvae in previously unoccupied tree stumps.

Tribunal judge ruled she would not have been dismissed if she did not intend to stand

“As a union, we have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of public support, particularly from Fellows.”

Charity says cases are being vastly under reported

Wee Box Appeal goes the extra mile

Scottish Government spending could deepen women’s equality in Scotland

Long-standing workplace initiative

Campaign is being run by the Govan Together for Childhood partnership

Joint initiative by leading care groups

Ambitious plans for the former school

Includes revenue from the bag levy initiative

Poverty activists and those with lived experience counsel against setting up heated shelters for the vulnerable

Families will now get £260 each quarter

Fiscal actions must be taken which can attack both emergencies

SNP MSP for Glasgow Shettleston, John Mason, is facing heavy criticism after questioning a charity’s need for support amid the

Thousands of tenants will benefit

Freeze could have long-term consequences say providers

The funder distributes around £500million in grants each year.

The charity operates the Filmhouse Cinema and Café Bar in Edinburgh, Edinburgh International Film Festival and Belmont Filmhouse in Aberdeen.

Supermarkets are striving to be more efficient and waste less

Bill provides legal recognition for trans people

The centre said that the search for a new interim CEO has already begun.

“The Scottish child payment is already helping thousands of families just when they need support most.”

There has been a 277 per cent increase in a year.

Charity CEO spearheads Eric Liddell celebrations

The charity has identified three key flaws in the legislation that could lead to more tenants becoming homeless before March

Activity benefited 4.3m people

he expert advisory group has recommended that all practices that aim to change, inhibit and/or suppress a person’s sexual orientation

Benefits must be uprated campaigners demand

Foundation Scotland is an independent foundation that specialises in supporting charitable initiatives within local communities. 

Generous donors raise the stakes

Charity expects to see a surge in fraudulent attempts to manipulate struggling households

It includes major input from the voluntary sector

More than 4,500 signed the petition

It comes on International Day for Older People

Major civil society campaign says the cost of living crisis has made an already perilous situation even worse

Ground-breaking scheme equips trainees for employment

Minister with special responsibility for Refugees from Ukraine, Neil Gray visited the charity.

The new charity aims to raise their voice against poverty and show the impact that can be made by supporting

Over 5,000 men took their own lives last year

Total was matched by Tom Hunter

Targeted support must be offered to communities in the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) lowest quartiles, where the demand

Vaping is on the rise

Charity will extend its support, which includes grant making and the provision of information on grants and benefits

Network has expanded rapidly and recently welcomed its 50th partner

“As ordinary people, we have to find the courage to stand up to these dangerous radicals in government.”

John Richards has been unveiled as the new chair of the board of trustees at Camphill Scotland. 

Charities have proven vital to community-led responses

Uses a tech-led approach

Fund is open today

Artworks added to the popular Corbenic Poetry Path

Brings 30 years knowledge to the post

Concerns have been raised about the awarding of tax cuts to the wealthy, with a lack of investment in social

The finance provider has welcomed three experienced professionals

Steve will takes over as chair immediately and his appointment follows an impressive career spanning almost 40 years. 

Winners will receive a £5,000 cash prize for their project and an iconic National Lottery Awards trophy. 

This support will be equivalent to the Energy Price Guarantee put in place for households earlier this month, set to

It follows Camelot dropping legal action

New Tory government plans to abandon some health measures

Lower-income countries have increased their score

Living wage increase brought forward

It will celebrate the late monarch’s contribution to good causes

Follows the story of two mothers fighting for their children

Some 500 charities will benefit

In a recent employment tribunal case, the tribunal considered that the definition of a disability was met.

Help has to be delivered immediately if charities are to avoid closure

Steven Naismith and Helen Page will join the charity as board members as of October 1.

Warnings also made over reserves and staff costs

“The answer is to ensure people don’t need the help of a food bank in the first place by increasing

David Emerson will succeed Sir John Elvidge at the helm of Carnegie UK.

Fundraiser has been very lucrative for the organisation

North Edinburgh Arts will receive £300,000 and Giffnock Soccer Centre gets £250,000

Queen Elizabeth II was patron of more than 600 charities

Most vulnerable in our society at risk if schemes close, says charity

Unlocking the potential of data can reap rich rewards

The group had initially rejected the substance of the complaint.

Liz Truss confirmed that a six-month energy price guarantee for businesses, charities, and public sector organisations would be put in

“There is no mystery, wages are down because profits are up.”

Carla, from Dundee, qualified in 1996 after attending Dundee University and previously worked at Tayside Deaf Association.  

“I’m delighted that Lorraine and David are joining us and bringing their expertise and knowledge to the board discussions.”

Partnership in the Borders will target empty residential and industrial property

The charity is appealing for donations of £30 for a food parcel which will feed a family of six for