Age Scotland launches media guide to help make ageism old news
The guide aims to ensure the media avoid ageist and negative stereotypes in the messages and images they use.
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The guide aims to ensure the media avoid ageist and negative stereotypes in the messages and images they use.
Read moreNCVO recently announced Sarah Vibert as our new permanent CEO. Here, Sarah shares her vision for the organisation and the
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Read moreFigures published by the Scottish Government on Tuesday show Scotland’s global greenhouse gas emissions rose in 2018.
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Read moreThe match was arranged following FIFA’s decision to postpone the World Cup Play-Off Semi-Final against Ukraine.
Read moreBBC Children in Need’s new partnership will deliver £3million to UK organisations embedding youth social action in their work.
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Read moreOur latest update on what’s happening in Westminster that might impact charities. This month we consider a new preferred candidate
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Read moreHe warned, “Alloa is going to have bigger headlines than Christchurch, New Zealand”
Read moreNICVA has been delivering ILM level 5 Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring for many years and has trained hundreds of coaches and
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Read moreIn ten days an incredible £150,000 has been raised from a wide variety of sources.
Read moreNICVA has launched its new communication training series March – September 2022. Working in partnership with Bespoke Communications and Roger Gowdy we
Read moreAs the clock runs down on European funding, groups are being encouraged to apply for the final rounds of the
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Read moreAdvocacy group Hope not Hate published their annual report – State of HATE 2022: On The March Again.
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Read moreXR has said it plans to stop the harm at the source and create enough disruption to force the UK
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Read moreReports suggest there are approximately three million disabled people in Ukraine.
Read moreSocial Enterprise Scotland will be funded instead
Read more57 per cent of people living in the Western Isles will soon be spending more than 10 per cent of
Read moreThe research calls for the creation of a Misogyny and Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act.
Read moreThe campaign seeks to encourage people that they are not alone in facing debt and to get advice.
Read moreDeserved recognition for its work helping families cope with drugs misuse
Read more“This is not an inclusive strategy, and there is little evidence of the Scottish Government respecting the strengths or drawing
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Read moreFastest growing refugee crisis since second world war
Read moreWarnings made that human rights groups could be targeted by Russian occupation forces
Read moreThe first tranche of requested aid left Glasgow on Monday, with a second second truck of high value frontline humanitarian
Read moreWe all have been horrified by what is happening in Ukraine and naturally want to help. Charities are active in Ukraine
Read moreNew course dates announced for free online training places for community groups in Wales who’d like to protect and restore
Read moreAround 800,000 people have fled Ukraine in the last week.
Read moreCash will provide immediate assistance to people forced to flee
Read moreRock Trust has published an anthology of writing, called All The Way Home
Read moreA new study found that MPs and councillors across the UK prefer personalised communications.
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Read moreAs the crisis in Ukraine intensifies, voluntary organisations and volunteers are rallying around to provide support. Here’s an overview of
Read moreSamaritans Scotland is set to welcome Amanda Millar as its new Scotland Committee chair and the Scotland trustee for Samaritans
Read moreFar more was expected to expand the role of society lotteries in the UK
Read moreAround 250,000 households in Scotland should be eligible for the discount based on existing rules.
Read moreReport March 2022 The report considered the key trends that will shape discussions around wealth stewardship as families and
Read moreUK Government’s Charities Act has been given Royal Assent. The Act, previously announced in last year’s Queen’s Speech, makes several
Read moreMs Forbes said the strategy will offer renewed clarity on Scotland’s economic vision.
Read moreThe SCVO told MSPs that multi-year funding is a must to allow voluntary organisations to continue their work.
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Read moreThe National Joint Council for Local Government Services pay agreement has been confirmed, with a cost of living increase of
Read moreThe situation in Ukraine is devastating and urgent. Civil society organisations are on the frontline of this war – inside
Read moreMillions face a humanitarian disaster
Read moreRights charity leads the call
Read moreBig day for young Scots as they head to Bute House
Read moreWork is being done across Scotland and beyond to support those on the ground in Ukraine
Read morePenumbra has a new tagline – Your Journey. Your Way.
Read moreWe can’t talk a good game on the international stage and fail to deliver at home. We must give and
Read moreDivergent Influencers will hold conference this week
Read moreThe 2021 pay offer of 1.75% has been agreed with Unison and GMB unions.
Read moreAs well as raising awareness, Purple Friday aims to raise £20,000 towards the LGBT Youth Scotland’s services
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Read more“A real ban on fox hunting is something that the Scottish people overwhelmingly support.”
Read moreWe’ve just re-launched the Volunteering Wales grant scheme for projects that will support positive volunteering experience, tackle barriers to volunteering
Read morePlanned day was set to emulate major fundraisers like Comic Relief
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Read moreSave the Children is calling on all parties to agree to an immediate cessation of hostilities
Read moreWith the absence of a functioning Executive, we are in a further period of damaging inertia. Important decisions legally cannot
Read moreBelfast Met are providing an opportunity for voluntary, community, charities and social enterprises to attend a five day Cisco Cybersecurity Essentials
Read moreOn the 5 May 2022, Northern Ireland will head to the polls to elect a new cohort of MLAs for
Read moreNICVA has submitted a response to the Department for Communities consultation on the draft code of practice for gambling operators
Read moreWelcome to February’s volunteering round-up, with the latest sector updates and training opportunities. Vision for Volunteering launch The Vision for Volunteering is
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Read moreNICVA issued a statement today to reflect the concern that members have expressed regarding the continuation of critical services funded
Read moreKids Company report This month saw the publication of the long-awaited Charity Commission report into the closure of Kids Company,
Read moreThe Scottish Attainment Challenge was launched in 2015.
Read moreThe ex-MSP will replace the outgoing Rob Hayward having been a member of the committee since 2020.
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Read moreMore sensitive language needed to communicate with, and about, people impacted by crime
Read moreThe Good Food Nation Bill would see public bodies produce good food nation plans to support social and economic wellbeing
Read moreCharities from across the country underlined their opposition to the proposed legislation ahead of a Holyrood debate.
Read moreIn some areas 14 per cent of people saying they worry about running out of food.
Read moreThe news comes as the energy price cap is set to increase by £693 in April.
Read moreMinisters are under pressure to end the involvement of multinational consultants in setting up the public service
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Read moreAlasdair McKee takes over from Rani Dhanda at PAIH
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