Funding crisis threatens future of unique deaf festival
The only deaf-led event of its kind in Scotland
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Read moreThe Caledonian forest once covered much of the Highlands.
Read moreDemand for advice on energy debt from the CAB network rose by 34 per cent.
Read moreScotland’s Towns Partnership (STP) has appointed Kimberley Guthrie as its new chief officer.
Read moreFollowing a consultation exercise, the new National Framework for Social Prescribing launched on 7 December 2023. The new National Framework
Read moreOur 2022/23 annual report provides examples of what we did towards the ambitious goals we’ve set ourselves, and the difference
Read moreWe’re looking for someone with good experience of stakeholder engagement to lead our Helpforce Cymru project, focussing on volunteering in
Read moreScheduled action throughout December is put on hold
Read moreAs part of the appeal, the newspaper will profile the charities’ vital work through articles and a film.
Read moreThree challenges available in four cities
Read moreThe chief executive of the International Network of Street Papers (INSP) has denied there is a crisis.
Read moreAround 500 workers and 200 shops will be affected by the action.
Read moreMarie-Claire will become head of strategic engagement at the institution early in 2024.
Read moreThey call for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza
Read morePenalty includes paying cash to charities
Read moreA disproportionate number of care-experienced children and young people had a sibling held in prison or secure care.
Read moreChoir works to improve mental health
Read moreChildren are being enticed to vape
Read moreFirst time in seven years an increase has been tabled
Read moreRecord amount raised
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Read moreAn estimated 235,219 people had cut back on hobbies and leisure activities for their children in the past year.
Read moreA new STUC report outlines how the Scottish Government could raise up to £3.7billion more per year from progressive tax
Read moreNews (UK) 6 December 2023 A general election is on the horizon and we understand that many
Read moreThe re-launched Volunteering Wales platform is a simple, effective and completely free way for organisations and volunteers to find each
Read moreThe Edinburgh event will bring together the voices of thousands of people united for action.
Read moreHES shut the iconic 200-year-old path in September 2018 due to concerns about rockfall.
Read moreShe succeeds Shereen Nanjiani MBE, who served as chair for ten years.
Read moreBoost for cancer research group
Read moreProjects focus on drought and flooding
Read moreThe National Emergencies Trust and Business in the Community’s research shows overwhelming support.
Read moreDevelopment is in the heart of the Monadhliath Mountains
Read moreUp to 30 jobs could be under threat amid funding cuts
Read moreThe Minister for Health and Social Services has asked officials to work with the voluntary sector to look at how
Read moreHe replaces Major General Buster Howes, who stood down in August
Read moreBold Girls Ken aims to educate young people about consent in relationships
Read moreRecent research highlights that many people are sceptical about how high-net-worth givers and impact investors distribute their wealth and what
Read moreCost of living crisis means many will endure a sparse festive season
Read moreReports confirm extent of Scotland’s litter crisis
Read moreThe partnership has described as “deeply problematic”
Read moreThe Tudor Trust is currently closed for applications, having “set aside time to re-think how the trust operates in future”
Read moreThe reception marked the charity’s 70th anniversary at the Scottish Parliament.
Read moreLabour MSP Paul O’Kane made the call in Holyrood.
Read moreThe minister was given a tour of the centre and had the opportunity to watch some of the music lessons.
Read more“The declaration of a housing emergency must be just the beginning of a journey.”
Read moreShona Littlejohn will take the role having joined the SAMH board of trustees in 2019.
Read more“With talks being hosted by one of the world’s biggest exporters of fossil fuels, many are very doubtful we will
Read moreCharity goes from strength to strength
Read moreNo accounts have been filed since 2017
Read moreAdvert will run for four weeks on STV
Read moreIsla Fisher was in Lanarkshire to ensure children get the bright future they deserve
Read moreThe UK’s human rights watchdog is under Special Review after LGBTQ+ charities raised concerns.
Read morePeople in Scotland will add their voices to those around the world demanding urgent change
Read moreThere were 501 charity fraud crime reports last year
Read moreMost recently, Libby has led the recruitment and appointment of the charity’s CEO, Jim Kane.
Read moreMany jobs could be lost in the process
Read moreFirst minister must deliver on his leadership campaign commitment
Read moreInflation has slowed but prices remain high
Read moreInterim chair has been appointed
Read moreSurvey reveals CEOs’ concerns
Read moreThe centre has drawn criticism for the “manner in which the charity has responded to individuals raising those issues” of
Read moreDisabled people will keep fighting says Labour MSP
Read moreThe Energy Efficiency Scheme is helping voluntary organisations improve the energy efficiency of their properties by providing advice, finance and
Read moreUnion accuses charity of “rank hypocrisy”
Read moreMillions invested into effective research
Read moreCharities had said that the announcement was an opportunity for the Chancellor to extend a lifeline to struggling people and
Read moreParliament’s Social Justice and Social Security Committee has taken forward a number of calls made by SCVO.
Read moreBills are still 85% higher than before the energy crisis
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Read moreSupport is currently “inadequate”
Read moreHomelessness is not inevitable campaigners say
Read moreLess than half previously agreed budget was offered
Read moreForum brings people together with politicians to discuss key policy issues that affect communities across Scotland
Read moreIt will eventually replace Carers Allowance
Read moreFinancing is the elephant in the room, and UK government fails to address this
Read moreUnique project will establish a historic archive of material
Read moreLowest first night total in nine years
Read moreThe idea of a replica broch being built in Caithness was first raised in 2012.
Read moreOver 1.4 million people in Scotland are worried about being able to adequately heat their home this winter
Read moreLouise will deliver the charity’s strategy and lead its 15 services across Scotland.
Read moreJen Ang has been with JustRight Scotland for seven years.
Read moreThe call comes from Oxfam Scotland with the Scottish Budget set to be unveiled on December 19.
Read moreA joint letter implores PM to explicitly condemn Israel
Read moreTrustees lodged an application for the charity to be dissolved despite accounts being overdue.
Read moreOrganisations have worked tirelessly to provide a home from home for refugees
Read moreThe strategic review, published in June of this year, made several welcome recommendations for the funding of VAWG services.
Read moreHouses will feature in new villages for homeless people
Read moreCharity needs to secure critical donations for its Urgent Assistance Fund
Read moreAnn established the charity Action Against Stalking in 2014.
Read moreLoud and clear message delivered before food summit
Read moreThe Supreme Court had ruled in favour of an appeal by charities and campaign groups.
Read moreTargets have slipped and continue to do so
Read moreEach year the Walter Dickie Leadership Bursary grants £2,500 to a leader in the voluntary sector in Wales, find out
Read moreLGBTI organisations praise new government action plan
Read moreNew mag showcases the #EssentialSector campaign
Read moreThe country’s highest court ruled the plan unlawful following an appeal led by charities.
Read moreCharities are treated differently from private and business customers
Read morePriorities will include working with third sector partners and local authorities to keep The Promise
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