Coronavirus: voluntary sector rises to the challenge to help those in need
Scotland’s communities respond to help those most in need
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Scotland’s communities respond to help those most in need
Read moreCharities supporting women and girls are invited to apply for a share of £15 million.
Read moreA new food truck, named Peek-a-Chew, will be used to deliver items to communities across Glasgow
Read moreChallenges presented by the coronavirus mean the initiative will not be implemented until next year
Read moreThe Wise Group has put a series of measures in place to help support individuals and organisations through the coronavirus
Read moreDonation baskets have had to be moved or removed from some Edinburgh supermarkets after previously donated items were taken
Read moreMoving office staff to homeworking is going to offer new challenges. This article gives some practical advice.
Read moreCoronavirus will have implications for charities as well as their staff, volunteers and beneficiaries. In this blog, I set out
Read moreCharity welcomes move made in light of the coronavirus outbreak.
Read moreCitizens Advice Scotland has welcomed the move, which it wants to see made permanent.
Read moreLiving Rent also demanded a pause on evictions during the coronavirus outbreak.
Read moreWomen Supporting Women Scotland aims to empower women to realise their potential.
Read moreA call has been made for specific funding to be created to help the voluntary sector respond to the crisis
Read moreGood news as vital projects are offered hope
Read moreShoppers asked to consider the impact of stockpiling essentials.
Read moreSulphur and White tells the story of David Tait’s struggle to overcome childhood abuse.
Read moreThe charity walk had been due to take place on 26 April.
Read moreA range of new services have been unveiled at the recently reopened LOVE Gorgie Farm
Read moreThe funder has pledged to work with organisations to ensure Scotland is supported through the coronavirus outbreak
Read moreFears over-70s will face four months indoors
Read moreYoung Scot has compiled a range of information for teenagers and children to ensure they feel supported through the next
Read moreThis article contains signposting to sources of information regarding human resources during the coronavirus outbreak, as well as practical guidance
Read moreRegularly updated information for organsiations managing the impact of the Coronavirus
Read moreVolunteers in Cardiff, the Vale and Newport are helping people to live independently by support them to declutter their homes.
Read moreIs the charity landscape increasingly blighted by silos and run by egos? Silos mean lots of people are working in
Read moreScotland’s Charity Air Ambulance has cancelled all public engagements as a result of the coronavirus
Read moreThe winners of the National Youth Work Awards have been revealed
Read moreAge Scotland has issued advice on how to help older people as cases of coronavirus rise across the UK
Read moreThe National Lottery Community Fund has said it will support charities as much as it can through the crisis
Read morePerformers are being given the chance to get The MoonWalk Scotland underway this summer
Read moreNICVA’s latest Income and Expenditure 2019 update has revealed that the total income received by the VCSE sector in Northern
Read moreWe’ve analysed nine months of data from over 200 organisations – allowing us to find out more about: how voluntary
Read moreOur latest update on what’s going on in Westminster that might impact charities, including the budget, the Charity Commission’s upcoming
Read moreWe are offering emergency fast-track loans to voluntary sector organisations in Wales to help see them through the effects of
Read moregofod3 2020 will be postponed indefinitely due to further developments and growing concerns around large events. Following further developments and
Read moreScots are being asked to ensure links within their community are strengthened as the prospect of mass social isolation grows
Read moreThe Alliance has said bodies across Scotland must work together to ensure support is there for the country’s most vulnerable
Read moreEntries are now open for the annual awards ceremony, which celebrates those working to protect Scotland’s natural habitats
Read moreThe use of Artificial Intelligence to deliver social good is set to be expanded thanks to a £100,000 fund
Read moreNICVA’s latest survey of Charitable Giving in Northern Ireland shows that donations have fallen since 2019, but that in the
Read moreYesterday the chancellor delivered his spring budget. As expected, he used the opportunity to deliver on promises made by Boris
Read moreCharities say moves to protect workers show “fundamental flaws” of Universal Credit.
Read moreThe money will be used to speed up the development of treatments.
Read moreThe Third Sector Cyber Catalyst network is aiming to lead the fight against online crime and raise awareness of the
Read moreMore than a quarter of over-40s say they will leave money to good causes in their wills.
Read moreHomes for Good leases 500 properties to people on low incomes or benefits.
Read moreAyrshire Cancer Support has saw its supplies dwindle and is unable to replace them due to panic buying
Read morePanic-buying is having a major impact on emergency food providers.
Read moreMary’s Meals is asking supporters to help feed a hungry child by buying something special for their mums
Read moreDr Rhidian Hughes, chief executive of the Voluntary Organisations Disability Group (VODG), has made this statement following the Chancellor’s Budget.
Read moreAs of February 2020, it is estimated that there are 6,122 organisations in the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE)
Read moreA new report calls for urgent action to incorporate the UNCHR into Scots law.
Read moreThe Scottish Independent Advocacy Alliance has said it has significant concerns over tendering for the new social security system
Read moreNo panic if practical measures are taken
Read moreBlood-stained wedding dresses and stuffed animals among the items handed in.
Read moreDiabetes UK and the Microbiology Society will not go ahead with planned events in Scotland.
Read moreSince our last quarterly update, we’ve seen a Westminster Election, an election in the Republic of Ireland and the UK
Read moreThe social care charity is celebrating its anniversary this year.
Read moreLouisa Macdonell joins Development Trusts Association Scotland.
Read moreMarie Curie’s Great Daffodil Appeal has begun its UK tour.
Read moreNew trade union recognition deal at major care charity
Read moreA major charity sector event has been postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak
Read moreNine women who received a Community Achievement Award from Glasgow Kelvin College have overcome incredible challenges
Read moreCommunity projects are invited to apply for grants from Historic Environment Scotland.
Read moreMeasures to contain virus spread won’t work with people living chaotic lives
Read moreAileen Campbell has announced she will step down as an MSP ahead of next year’s Holyrood elections
Read moreFunding cuts have left women and children affected by domestic abuse with nowhere to go, a charity has said
Read moreHIV Scotland has become the latest organisation to confirm it will support an illegal facility if an official service isn’t
Read moreWe need a national conversation about creating a social care future between people who use services, professionals and policy makers.
Read moreBusiness in The Community held a Charity and Business Partnership event on 27 February 2020. Jonathan Andrews from Remarkable Partnerships
Read moreOur stance on the continuing public health developments As part of the ongoing response to the outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19),
Read moreStaff at Camphill Scotland worry that new immigration plans could decimate the charity’s workforce
Read moreFundraisers and charities should go ahead with planned events – despite the growing coronavirus outbreak
Read moreThe Scottish Housing Regulator has said social landlords must be aware of the impact the virus could have
Read morePrepare for coronavirus worst case scenario
Read morePoppyscotland’s popular event saw scores of dancers get their gladrags on
Read moreStaff member wants to set up mobile van to help drug addicts
Read moreOrganisations in Edinburgh are being encourage to take part in itison us – which offers staff, volunteers and service users
Read moreParticipants will experience the magical light and sound displays as they complete the scenic route around the attraction
Read moreShould you be investing your charity funds more wisely?
Read moreDo you want to have your say on the future of regional investment in Wales? The launch (28 February 2020)
Read moreTwo sisters are set to abseil on the Forth Road Bridge in memory of their beloved dad
Read moreAn event will take place in Aberdeen this weekend ahead of The Big Lunch later this year
Read moreCorra Foundation has unveiled its new 10-year strategy, which includes a commitment to unrestricted funding
Read moreScotland’s Towns Partnership and Young Scot have joined forces to ensure young people are involved in the future of town
Read moreRNIB is giving away thousands of books in braille and audio formats for children with vision impairment across Scotland and
Read moreThis blog was co-written by NCVO’s EDI working group, which is made up of one member from each team at
Read moreThis blog was co-written by NCVO’s EDI working group, which is made up of one member from each team at
Read moreThe Charity Commission has just published the results of its inquiry into Save the Children. The inquiry looks at allegations
Read moreSurvey is most extensive research into mental health stigma in Scotland for five years.
Read moreDamning report leads to resignation calls
Read moreThe Scottish Recovery Network has launched new resources which aim to provide life-changing help to those struggling with their mental
Read moreUK Government announcement on sick pay leaves poorest workers unprotected.
Read moreAlcohol Focus Scotland and Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems have said it’s time to end the alcohol industry’s support
Read moreCharity calls for gender equality to be enshrined in decision-making.
Read moreThe projects will provide community homes for people with long-term health needs.
Read moreAn average of five children a day in Scotland tell the service they have considered ending their life.
Read moreWith an increase in the regions affected by coronavirus, (COVID-19) there is helpful information and guidance available online from a range
Read moreThe National Minimum and National Living Wage rates will increase on 1 April 2020.
Read moreFull time, 35 hours pw £22,182 increasing to £23,632 per annum following successful completion of a six- month probationary period.
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