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Almost 70,000 primary-aged pupils are going hungry in Turkana.

Extinction Rebellion gathered at the offices of one of the Scottish Government’s main pension fund managers this morning

The Safer Online Gambling Group said the move had been “a long time coming”.

The charity said support from the public had been “incredible”.

Cancer Research UK calls for support ahead of World Cancer Day.

Pioneering new scheme supports students through college

A charity or a popular tourist attraction will take over the site of the community farm

Warning to get annual return in on time

Cycling Scotland research finds potential cyclists are discouraged by Scotland’s busy streets.

The British Heart Foundation is calling for “bold action” to improve air quality.

The broadcaster and naturalist will answer questions in front of an audience of 800.

Simon Skinner will step down from the conservation charity after five years at the helm

The instrument, which has link to Robert Burns, is touring to celebrate the Bard’s birthday.

Vital funding rejected because of missing attachment

The Bank of Scotland Foundation grants will see the organisations share almost £1.9million

International aid and development charity Unicef UK has a new chief executive

The Prince’s Foundation and children’s charity Calum’s Cabin have joined forces to offer families luxury breaks

The annual ceremony recognises courage, commitment, inspiration and hands-on humanitarian efforts from people of any nationality, race, age or gender

The aid charity bucked the high street downturn

Free products won’t be available to all

Current scheme is poorly thought out and applied say critics

Associaiton says there is no evidence bogus charities are affecting clothes donations

A new partnership between a supermarket giant and a charity, supported by the Scottish Government, is set to reduce hunger

A staggering 600,000 food parcels were distributed over 18 months by charities across the country

The former Sands Lothian charity is now known as Held In Our Hearts.

RNIB Scotland announces its hopes for the next 12 months.

Over £400,000 is being awarded to initiatives in the Northern Isles and Cairngorms.

The Internet Watch Foundation said it removed millions of pictures and videos last year.

Hearts and Minds has revealed that Rebecca Simpson has been appointed as its CEO

Shelter Scotland research finds thousands struggle with monthly payments.

Ecclesiastical awarded a total of £120,000 through its Christmas campaign.

Interim findings of the Scottish Child Abuse Inquyiry published

Nicola Sturgeon launched the annual awards by meeting last year’s finalists in the dramatic settings of Edinburgh Castle’s Great Hall

Events are being held across the country in spring.

Lack of trust in bag collections has is blamed for rise in clothes going to landfill

College Development Network has revealed its new brand style

Social housing providers can access additional funding to encourage active travel within communities

​Stalwarts of the third sector recognised

The average Brit has already caused more emissions in 2020 than a Rwandan will in a year.

Every year, the Care Inspectorate asks services to complete an annual return

Three Scottish rowers have issued a challenge as they make their way across the Atlantic

Organisation is doing more with less

Citizens Advice Scotland has reported that the amount of Scots seeking advice on revenge porn has doubled

The entire world is now counting the devastating cost of the climate crisis, a new report finds

People are being urged to make a new year resolution to volunteer

Best-selling crime-writer keeps on giving

Stigma still stalks those suffering mental health problems

The network is calling on politicians to put the cost of living at the heart of their policies.

WWF Scotland calls for urgent action ahead of major environmental summits.

Survey reveals 77% of people in Scotland think current laws are not strong enough.

A scheme to divert young people away from serious crime has been recognised in Europe.

Marie and Keith Briggs created Joe’s Toes in memory of their son, who was sadly stillborn as a result of

Supporters donated £310,000 to the club’s Christmas Appeal.

The Scottish Government is hosting a special event to celebrate the contributions EU citizens make to Scotland

Barnardo’s Scotland has teamed up with other organisations to provide purpose built houses for young people leaving care

The bikes were refurbished by young people at Kibbleworks.

Royal Blind and Scottish War Blinded have joined forces with the Mental Health Foundation Scotland to publish new research

How a grassroots charity moved from despair to hope and is transforming a community

In the run up to Christmas, staff and partners at Murray Beith Murray have worked together to help make a

RNIB has called for an increase in educational support for children with sight loss

Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland has welcomed a pledge to increase support for those living with lung conditions

Madlug has sent 1600 bags to Scotland for delivery across the country to children in care

The popular attraction is set to unveil its new interactive visitor experience

A study by Barnardo’s has revealed that 20% of adults bin unwanted gifts as they feel too ashamed to donate

A Scottish Government commission into grouse shooting was branded a “washout” after it stopped short from ordering that the industry

Rosie’s in Aberdeen, which is operated by Turning Point Scotland, held a special celebration earlier this month

The Scottish Government’s first ever Framework for Action to improve care and support for people with neurological conditions like Parkinson’s

People living on low incomes in the Capital have decried the city’s high living costs and called for increased action

A host of top artists have helped created a silent Christmas song which highlights the struggle many children face this

Aaliya Seyal brings a wealth of experience to the role at the Legal Services Agency.

Elizabeth O’Hara undertook all four Kiltwalk this year to raise funds.

Visa alone handled £14.2m in payments to charitable causes.

Quarriers’ Home and Belonging service provides practical skills such as DIY and cooking on a budget.

The Charity Commission has urged organisations to be vigilant after receiving reports of an online scam

Scottish Autism has helped make Beecraigs Festive Forest welcoming for those with autism this Christmas

With Brits keener than ever to reduce waste this festive season, a charity has issued tips to help prevent food

Volunteers at branches across the country will be working throughout the festive season to make sure there’s someone there to

The charity said just £3 can help them destroy a landmine in the war-torn country.

Enable Scotland’s In Safe Hands campaign leads to action over “shameful” practice.

Draft bill would make changing sex on birth certificate “less intrusive and less traumatic”.

An independent panel has said the next 12 months will be crucial if Scotland is set to meet its targets

Music groups from across Scotland have benefitted from a fund created in memory of a Scots teenager who died in

The service will ensure children with serious conditions get the best care possible.