Free training aims to help people stay safe online
The webinars will be of particular use to those who find it harder to use the internet safely
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The webinars will be of particular use to those who find it harder to use the internet safely
Read moreA rally will be held in Glasgow this weekend
Read moreFrances Guy begins her tenure at Scotland’s International Development Alliance this week
Read moreZahra Hedges has joined Winning Scotland
Read moreA coalition of 120 organisations has urged for the Scottish Child Payment to be doubled to £20 a week
Read moreThe annual event has been moved from its April date to give it the best chance of operating at full
Read moreAnna Fowlie is replacing Henry Simmons
Read morePledge to continue life-transforming work – even in the face of the Taliban’s triumph
Read moreCharities and other societies will be allowed to sell their lottery tickets online from the 7 September 2021.
Read moreThree in five said it would be harder to afford food after the cut and nearly half said it would
Read moreIt is hoped the sheds will play a key role in helping communities recover from Covid-19
Read moreThe To Absent Friends Festival takes place in November
Read moreThe Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice has a cafe and shop which the public can visit
Read moreA young SCIAF supporter took on someone in a Boris Johnson costume in the special race
Read moreThe public are being asked for their views on the ‘bold and innovative’ plan to tackle poverty
Read moreNICVA welcome the announcement of a “Big Jab Weekend” taking place this Saturday and Sunday, to give people even more opportunities
Read moreOur latest update on what’s going on in Westminster that might impact charities, including a number of bills and the
Read moreA range of modules are available from the Open University
Read moreMore than 50 projects are set to receive funding
Read moreScottish Government said fund was over-subscribed
Read moreThe finalists for the Social Enterprise Scotland Awards 2021 have been revealed
Read moreHaiti was hit by a devastating 7.2 magnitude quake, with at least 200 people dead
Read moreTwo thirds of Scots back keeping the increase until recovery is secure, new charity research has found
Read moreAll staff set to move to shorter working week
Read moreNICVA has prepared a response to the Charities Bill 2021. Closing date for receipt of responses is Friday 3 September 2021.
Read moreNICVA recently held a webinar with the Department for the Economy to provide an overview of the High Street £100
Read more£30,000 is up for grabs in the ScottishPower Foundation Awards
Read moreCelebs have backed a raffle which will see a brand new Audi given away for CHAS
Read moreThe public has helped find the Edinburgh Community Food van
Read moreLockdown forced charities to increase online presence
Read moreThe new service will work closely with families to ensure they have the support they need
Read moreIVAR introduction Leaders of smaller voluntary organisations experienced a prolonged, and unprecedented, period of uncertainty during 2020/21 in the height
Read moreIVAR introduction Leaders of smaller voluntary organisations experienced a prolonged, and unprecedented, period of uncertainty during 2020/21 in the height
Read moreIVAR introduction Leaders of smaller voluntary organisations experienced a prolonged, and unprecedented, period of uncertainty during 2020/21 in the height
Read moreCall for grouse shooting to end
Read moreThe Scottish Government has been urged to press ahead with a bill to ban multi-buy offers on junk food
Read moreThe white Ford Transit van is one of two main delivery vehicles for Edinburgh Community Food
Read morePage set-up in response to right wing commentator’s criticism of charity
Read moreHundreds of millions of people across the world are at risk of the disease
Read moreAt IVAR, we recognise the value and importance of engaging people with varied viewpoints in our work, and listening to
Read more£25,000 jackpot
Read more£300,000 funding available to help communities celebrate Scotland’s Year of Stories 2022
Read moreJoint effort by two leading charities
Read moreCitizens Advice Scotland has released a new report which examines Scotland’s housing stock
Read moreThe STV Children’s Appeal is celebrating its 10th anniversary
Read moreACOSVO is examining how the pandemic has affected senior members of staff
Read moreBeatson Cancer Charity’s PAW Walk is returning for a second year
Read moreThe move has been described as the ‘biggest public sector reform for decades’
Read moreScottish Government backing
Read moreCome October, £20 will be cut from Univeral Credit payments
Read moreMatch funding from UK government goes a long way
Read moreBritish public respond with typical generosity
Read moreIt should be reclassified as an essential item, says charity
Read moreThe typical gas and electricity customer is likely to see their bill go up by £139 to £1,277 a year
Read moreFrom 1 July 2021, the electoral register in Northern Ireland will be renewed as part of the national canvass. If
Read moreFurther to the introduction of the Charities Bill to the Assembly in June, the Committee for Communities has launched its
Read moreAfter going from A-Levels right into lockdown, The Outdoor Partnership helped Gwion navigate a world of work that was at
Read more23% of people living with Long Covid in Scotland say their daily lives have been ‘affected a lot’ – compared
Read moreThis year’s event will preview COP26
Read moreGeraldine is a volunteer with Falls Community Council.
Read moreCalls made for extensive rewilding of protected areas
Read moreThe charity skydive is hoping to raise £100,000 for Beatson Cancer Charity
Read moreCHAS and Hearts and Minds have teamed up to brighten up the days of young children
Read morePeople Know How and its partners are hosting an exhibition later this month
Read moreNeil Oliver said he would “cheerfully risk” catching the virus and claimed there is “another Battle of Britain being fought
Read more62% of adults in England volunteered their time at least once in the last year. 42% did so at least
Read moreAlastair Pringle has worked in the public sector for three decades
Read moreAn inspirational artist diagnosed with ovarian cancer aged 33 has launched the events
Read moreMental health of many staff has worsened during the Covid crisis
Read moreBarnardo’s had been accused of ‘ideological dogma’ by Tory MPs
Read moreBig Issue Invest is offering support to 12 social enterprises with £500,000 worth of investment
Read moreAnya Behl has received vital support from CHAS during lockdown
Read moreNew data collected for Cancer Research UK has shown a reticence to wear sunscreen while on days out
Read moreSamaritans will monitor phone calls amid claims of inappropriate behaviour
Read moreThe UK’s major fundraising events still brought in significant sums for charities, despite lockdown restrictions
Read moreJaved Khan has spent seven years at the helm of Barnardo’s
Read moreAlzheimer Scotland has said it does not engage in door-to-door fundraising
Read moreIt is estimated that 45,000 charity shop volunteers have given up their roles since the start of the pandemic
Read moreProjects across Scotland have received a funding boost
Read moreA new round of the Scottish Government’s Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES) has been launched
Read moreBrian works for Limestone United Cross Community Project and did the TLP course in North Belfast in May-June 2021.
Read moreCharity reports 2,000% donations spike after it’s abused for saving lives
Read moreThe country saw a record number of fatalities for a seventh year in a row
Read moreGrant giving trust faces significant damages and legal costs
Read moreThe RNLI has faced criticism for its work in rescuing refugees out at sea
Read moreThe resources have been created by charity Hearts and Minds with a variety of partners
Read moreHere’s the July volunteering round-up including information, updates and events on all things volunteering. Covid-19 guidance updates On 19 July,
Read moreOrganisations urged to get involved
Read moreBlake McMillan left his mark on the world thanks to the support of CHAS
Read moreCommunity Enterprise In Scotland (CEIS) and Interface have joined forces for a new programme
Read moreTrust in charities increases New research published by the Charity Commission shows that trust in charities is recovering to a
Read moreOver the last three weeks, I’ve met 32 leaders of small and medium voluntary organisations at four online peer support
Read moreUnion warns that “less scrupulous” employers could force staff to work
Read moreNASplus+ Glasgow is aimed at teenagers and young adults
Read moreScammers claim to be vets
Read moreMore support for vulnerable women
Read moreThis blog was written jointly by Juliet Lamb and Catherine Goodall. Juliet Lamb is the project manager for the UK
Read moreCare retreat funding boost
Read moreBoost for education centre
Read moreFour years at the helm
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