Emergency appeal launched for Pakistan flood victims
Sarwar Foundation is aiming to provide 100,000 ration packs to displaced families
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Sarwar Foundation is aiming to provide 100,000 ration packs to displaced families
Read moreSignificant amount of deaths are preventable
Read moreTenants can shop at affordable prices
Read moreTechnology used to find gaps and show where services exists
Read moreBiggest independent initiative being delivered in Scottish education
Read moreChildren are being most affected
Read more“It’s a worrying time. We’re here to provide practical support and help fight your corner”
Read moreMore cash for key agencies
Read moreOSCR publishes its annual report and accounts
Read moreCampaigners warn energy costs will create issues in society across the board
Read morePeople are asking to end treatment early – as they can’t afford to stay off work
Read moreCampaigners want an immediate price freeze on energy bills, an end to late payment fees by the big energy companies
Read moreFocus on maintaining Scotland’s natural resources
Read moreOver 50 people attended the celebration
Read moreCurrent amount does not encourage take up of the sponsor scheme
Read moreOrganisation has been transformed
Read moreCost-of-living and anti-bullying initiatives chosen
Read moreCitizen’s Advice says the coming crisis will be on a par with the pandemic
Read morePay gap is widening as costs soar
Read more“This is nothing short of terrifying – our worst fears are being realised”
Read moreAfter a two-year absence, the event returns on Friday, 7 October
Read moreIts director doesn’t know if it can continue to provide services
Read moreIt wants to encourage “Christian reflection on Scotland’s constitutional future”
Read moreThey say they have been left in limbo and abandoned by Westminster
Read moreHome For 10 is hosted by Homeless Network Scotland
Read moreSupporters reluctant to spend money as the future is so uncertain
Read moreThe former athlete has been connected with FVSC for over a decade.
Read moreScotland’s voluntary sector faces unprecedented financial challenges
Read moreThe new play, showing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, lays bare the impact of insecure work.
Read moreAid supporting hundreds of thousands of people in the country
Read moreIn this issue of the Philanthropy Impact Magazine we continue look at what transition to net zero is and what
Read moreNews (UK) 17 August 2022 DEADLINES FOR REGISTERING A TRUST WITH HMRC The deadline for registering most trusts on the
Read moreNews (International) 17 August 2022 We are excited to announce that Philanthropy Impact’s international programme of events and training is
Read morePilot project proves to be huge success
Read moreFraudsters using emails, texts and social media to prey on people
Read moreMany families supported by CHAS are feeling the devastating effect of rising costs and are struggling to make ends meet.
Read moreUses clear and simple language
Read moreHe will take over as existing CEO retires
Read moreBrings a wealth of experience to the post
Read moreFunding from Scottish Government
Read moreCharity needs more hosts especially in the Lothians
Read moreAn external HR agency will now look into how it acted
Read moreSCVO believes that planned, multi-year funding is key to ensuring that vital public services provided by charities and voluntary groups
Read moreMothers are going without period protection just so they can feed their children
Read moreNew strategy looks to make it more efficient
Read moreShe succeeds Petra Biberbach who is stepping down after successfully leading the organisation for the last 18 years.
Read moreApplicant had been rejected because they were Russian
Read moreDemo is at 4pm today (Friday, 12 August)
Read moreSeptember’s demonstration will take place at Holyrood
Read moreOutlines and informs about continuing care
Read moreThe full calendar can be found on the Climate Fringe website.
Read moreThe key appointments will join a diverse board which already includes senior academic and business leaders.
Read moreSupports path management as well as active travel
Read moreCharities want to ensure voices of autistic people are heard
Read moreNew edition is available on our e-reader
Read moreApplications are welcomed from people in the asylum system and people with refugee status in Scotland.
Read moreGlitz, glam and fantastic fun
Read moreThis is around £650 more than the previous forecast.
Read more“I’m really looking forward to being part of the Shelter family and doing what I can to tackle homelessness.”
Read moreFree Pride have become the latest group to criticise LGB Alliance, and the National Lottery’s support of the group.
Read moreCash from Foundation Scotland secured the popular coffee shop’s future
Read moreThe move comes after the 23-year-old began her own charity, the BRAvery Trust, which helps those in period poverty.
Read moreSpent her later life raising millions for charity
Read moreDirect approach works best
Read moreRecipients will now receive grants to address long-standing barriers in the labour market.
Read moreAmbitious commitment by the provider
Read moreEnough Is Enough, unveiled on Monday morning, has been set up to tackle the cost of living crisis in a
Read moreThis will double the size of the Tarras Valley Nature Reserve.
Read moreSucessor is being sought
Read moreMs Ward has accused the government of “institutional narcissism”.
Read moreHelp at hand for low income families
Read moreThe numbers of those living with Long Covid in Scotland now exceeds more than 150,000
Read moreThis latest forecast is hundreds of pounds more than previous predictions.
Read moreFunded by the National Lottery, successful applicants will have accommodation and transport along with the weekend community camp costs all
Read moreMark joined Community Integrated Care in September 2017.
Read moreThe Scottish charity – whose headquarters are in Thornhill, near Dumfries – is also working to educate civilians, especially children,
Read moreScottish Youth Parliament insists it dealt with the matter in accordance with its child protection policy
Read moreGiveBLACK, is the brainchild of four UK-based Black women in senior leadership roles in the arts, education and business. Althea Efunshile
Read moreThe United Nations Aarhus Convention Compliance Committee has repeatedly found the UK to be in breach of the convention’s access
Read moreMany of the demands made at Cop26 in Glasgow have not been achieved
Read morePlan outlines mission to champion the role of citizens, communities and the voluntary sector
Read moreIn this issue of the Philanthropy Impact Magazine we will look at what transition to net zero is and what
Read moreNews (UK) 2 August 2022 On 27 July 2022, The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) unveiled the anticipated Final Consumer Duty
Read moreArea is under pressure from invasive species
Read moreUnprecedented increase in demand for its services
Read morePeople in most deprived areas 15 times more likely die from drugs
Read moreThe positive impact on the lives of older people will be its lasting legacy
Read moreOxfam calls for the international community to intervene
Read moreThe charity sector is spending at least £900 million each year on grant applications alone
Read moreOrganisations urged to apply
Read moreRise in safeguarding standards and reporting, says the charity
Read moreOne of the biggest killers in Scotland
Read moreGrab some ice cream and enjoy reading the July volunteering round-up. Vision for Volunteering – phase two The Vision for
Read moreNICVA requires a Caretaker to join our busy team, on a part-time basis (28 hours per week). Closing date: 12noon, Thursday 4
Read moreMany women and children now safe thanks to the project
Read moreIt will be rolled out to harbours across Scotland
Read moreThe Scottish Children’s Lottery was launched to raise funds for and improve the lives of young people across Scotland
Read moreProposals spearheaded by rewilding charity
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