£25m Sport Sustainability Fund launches
Communities Minister Carál Ní Chuilín has announced that the £25M Sports Sustainability Fund is opening today (4 December).
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Communities Minister Carál Ní Chuilín has announced that the £25M Sports Sustainability Fund is opening today (4 December).
Read moreI usually use my December round-up to reflect on the last 12 months. But given the year we have had,
Read moreWelcome to the December volunteering round-up, our last one of 2020. This has been a been a hard and unique
Read moreWCVA are delighted to announce a new National Lottery funded project – helping three communities in Wales develop their visions
Read moreWCVA has responded to the Finance Committee’s consultation on Welsh Government’s draft budget proposals for 2021/22, and Welsh Government’s consultation
Read moreWhat a surreal eerie time the last eight months have been and I can’t say I’m getting more used to
Read moreWalking charity wants Scots to get active outdoors
Read moreThe Buy Social Scotland directory has launched to showcase ethical gifts from social enterprises
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Read moreMore than 600 concerns of child cruelty and neglect offences were recorded by Police Scotland last year
Read moreDuring the initial months of the coronavirus pandemic many organisations and businesses face unprecedented changes and obstacles to their normal
Read moreThe MS Society Scotland has released its manifesto for next year’s election
Read moreSamaritans has revealed the main concerns of people calling its helpline
Read moreWorldwide Santas Xmas Eve Jingle has more than 240,000 followers
Read moreCoalition fears pandemic is making a bad situation worse
Read moreEdinburgh Airport is giving away the masks to community groups and organisations in the area
Read moreIn response to today’s announcement about the approval of a COVID-19 vaccine, the Voluntary Organisations Disability Group (VODG) has made
Read moreMollie Hughes sets off on her latest adventure
Read moreCancer Research UK has seen its volunteer numbers drop by half
Read moreAward shine light on those who have supported others
Read moreChild poverty campaigners have welcomed a one-off £100 grant that will be paid before Christmas
Read moreOrganisers hopeful Kiltwalk will take place next year
Read moreSNP made call at party conference
Read moreSCVO is highlighting that organisations are #NeverMoreNeeded as politicians prepare to debate the importance of the sector
Read moreVital support for children’s hospice movement
Read moreCommunities have suffered without support
Read moreEstate owners could lose shooting licence when wildlife crimes are committed
Read moreVirtual ceremony rewards technological achievement
Read moreLevel 3 QUB politics students are keen to gain first hand experience in the voluntary and community sector. Would your organisation be interested
Read moreOn Thursday 10th December, The Department for the Economy are holding a webinar focusing on helping Northern Ireland businesses prepare
Read moreHollie McKee and Muireann Montague review November’s In Conversation event for members Critical collaboration In our first ever members’ In
Read moreVODG has submitted written evidence to the Health and Social Care Select Committee and Science and Technology Select Committee joint
Read moreWorldwide Cancer Research is hoping for a funding boost this Black Friday
Read moreSector fares well against others when it comes to expletives
Read moreRNIB hopes to get as many people as possible involved in uploading pictures of them reading a book
Read moreWithout research the fight against cancer can’t be won
Read moreA group of workmates walked over 1,200 miles to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer
Read moreLiverpool star Andy Robertson has spoken out against poverty in the past and now plans to launch his own organisation
Read moreCharities say people will die and millions of lives will be damaged as Sunak slashes foreign aid budget
Read morePublic urged to help those most needy
Read moreThe guidance produced by the Northern Ireland Executive sets out the coronavirus restrictions for the current circuit breaker with effect from
Read moreThe Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) have announced changes to the ‘filtering rules’ for DBS checks. From Saturday 28 November
Read moreHow do you want to be judged? By how much you earn? By your kindness and humanity? It’s not an
Read moreThe Power Up programme has helped organisations provide key support during Covid-19
Read moreNew builds must be prioritised
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Read moreCarers Scotland is calling for the efforts of the one million carers to be recognised
Read moreThe Cyber Community Awards 2021 take place in February
Read moreCampaign highlights a hopeful future for those who have had strokes
Read moreIf you thought getting Brexit ready was just for businesses, think again. From 1st January 2021, any NI voluntary/community organisation
Read moreDr Priya Singh was elected NCVO’s chair at our 2020 annual general meeting. Here she reflects on her incoming priorities
Read moreA renowned author and talented young musician have created a special piece to mark the milestone
Read moreA bill which grants universal access to period products has been passed unanimously by the Scottish Parliament
Read moreTakings remain strong
Read moreDespite more consideration, older people will be isolated like never before
Read moreIn response to HM Treasury’s Spending Review 2020, the Voluntary Organisations Disability Group (VODG), has issued the following statement: Dr
Read moreThe RSPB NI have recently launched their 5 point Green Recovery Plan for a post-Covid 19 Northern Ireland.
Read moreThe webinar “Brexit 2020: Where are we now? The future UK / EU relationship and the protocol” will take place
Read moreThis blog was jointly written by Daniel King and Véronique Jochum. Up-to-date research on the pandemic’s impact on voluntary organisations
Read moreThroughout this year we’ve become accustomed to Rishi Sunak delivering economic statements, but today’s spending review was arguably the most
Read moreExperts from across the sector give advice on working in a year like no other
Read moreMen still most likely to take their own lives
Read moreThe next phase of the £43 million Connecting Scotland programme has opened for applications
Read moreMore than 200 charities join campaign to make sure Westminster meets its commitments to the world’s poorest
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Read moreZero Waste Scotland says this year is the perfect time to start new greener traditions
Read morePrimark has donated a mammoth sum to CHAS from the sale of bags to customers
Read moreThe majority of organisations still face rising demand but falling revenues as the Covid-19 crisis drags on
Read moreThe Hearts and Minds Elderflowers Christmas Appeal supports people living with dementia and their carers
Read morePeople power takes over
Read moreVODG has today (23 November) submitted a response to the Department of Health and Social Care’s consultation into stopping the
Read moreThe Resilience and Recovery Loan Fund (RRLF) deadline has been extended to 31 January 2021. RRLF is a £25m emergency
Read moreThe remarkable impact of Food Train’s Meal Makers project has been highlighted
Read moreWelcome cash injection
Read moreCharities are using a variety of tactics to cope but thousands could close.
Read moreThe UK’s first mission-led development bank aims to fund projects that will boost Scotland
Read moreThe Re-Connect CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) sessions has a particular focus on helping those who are out of work
Read moreDemands on the country’s welfare system have increased
Read moreReserves needed to stay operational
Read moreA new report has revealed the progress that has been made in responding to the climate emergency in Scotland
Read moreCommon Ground Again Homelessness has already raised more than £400,000 to buy properties for those most in need
Read moreJunior Minister Lyons called a meeting early on Friday 20th November to explain the reasons for the closure of places
Read moreMichael participated in the Suffolk/Lenadoon TLP. The course started in February 2020 and had completed only 3 days before the
Read moreWCVA has published its annual report for 2019/20 – featuring stories from across the sector, statistics, and more. At times
Read moreThe SUPER research group needs new members to help researchers with key aspects of their work. Health and care research
Read moreWest Hertfordshire Hospitals NHs Trust is part of a network of 30 NHS Trusts and their respective charities who have been welcoming
Read moreBeatson Cancer Charity has launched a new campaign in an attempt to continue services at Scotland’s leading cancer hospital for
Read moreMasks can prevent communication
Read moreEvidence shows more support must be made available
Read moreIt’s the most wonderful time of the year! And TFN has a selection of suggestions for Christmas gifts that can
Read moreSpending watchdog will investigate
Read moreGirlguiding Scotland has quizzed 500 women and girls on a range of issues
Read moreThe Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme guidance has been updated to reflect the extension of the scheme until March 2021
Read moreNICVA and its sister Councils in Scotland and Wales have jointly written to the UK Chancellor calling for the devolution of the UK
Read moreAt a recent Evaluation Roundtable Community of Practice session we asked what working practices people are hoping to retain from lockdown; and
Read moreA researcher has unveiled new research in time for Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day
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