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The charity has seen funding fall while demand for its services continues to rise.

A special exhibition has been created to mark 75 years of One Parent Families Scotland

Misinformation needs to be countered to tackle problem

Industrial action planned at Amnesty International will not go ahead after the number of workers required to take part was

Dr Charmaine Griffiths will take on the role from February 2020.

The Call Out Bullying campaign – an NSPCC and WWE partnership – helps young people understand why bullying is never

Survey reveals social media and advertising have created anxiety for men in Scotland.

Enable Scotland is working with businesses to make them more inclusive.

The charity will cease to work with the oil giant from early next year.

Organisers hope to raise almost £40m for homelessness charities this year.

New hourly rate of £9.30 announced to mark start of Living Wage week.

Vivian French will read to children from military families as part of a Reading Force event

The Youth Radio Network is aiming to hit top spot with The Man in the Red Velvet Suit

David Brackenridge will take on the role following an interim arrangement since November 2018.

British Legion hosts services throughout the country

Thought to be the first of its kind in the country

Cost saving move announced

A new report has examined the impact that trolls have on female charity leaders

The plaque remembers the hundreds of thousands who died as a result of persecution and has only been in place

Talks are ongoing to ensure the community facility is saved after its shock closure last week

Short-term and reduced funding is fueling insecurity within the sector, forcing some of its best workers to depart

The Scottish Women’s Rights Centre will run surgeries in Dundee and Inverness.

Caring Christmas Trees raises funds for homelessness charity Bethany Christian Trust.

Joseph Hughes takes on role of chair at Includem.

The latest Children in Hospital survey has made a series of recommendations for improving hospital treatment for young people

The Data Lab has helped Circle measure the effectiveness of its family support sessions.

A new campaign has called for investment in youth work services to be returned to pre-austerity levels

Ben MacPherson MSP visited Camphill Tiphereth to hear more about what impact Brexit will have

Plans could see Scotland’s mental health legislation reframed along human rights lines.

On average those forced to foodbanks live on £7.10 a day

The views from the voluntary sector are being considered as the Scottish Government takes action to protect funds post-Brexit

Tom Gilzean was a much-loved fixture on the streets of central Edinburgh.

Macmillan thanked local residents and businesses for their support.

Last year’s event raised more than £7.8m for good causes in the UK.

Barnardo’s has launched a new campaign which aims to ensure vulnerable children can enjoy Christmas

Action Against Stalking is set to employ specialist staff after gaining £55,000 from the Scottish Government

Volunteering can help Scottish society face some of its biggest challenges such as an ageing population and skills shortages

The charity’s income has remained steady in the wake of scandal.

Regulator won’t take formal action

More than £50,000 has been raised in a bid to save the popular attraction, with thousands signing a petition calling

Enable Scotland said children are being put at risk of physical and psychological harm.

Charities call on the Scottish Government to raise awareness of Self-directed Support.

The birds were last tracked over grouse moors in Inverness-shire and Aberdeenshire.

The much-loved Capital Sci-Fi Con will return in the new year

A new campaign has been launched which aims to address issues within health and social care recruitment

The Marie Trust has benefitted from expanding its support through digital thanks to the Digital Participation Charter Fund

Sadness as a much loved Edinburgh charity is put into liquidation

Scottish charities are part of a group of 400 looking to be nominated for the Charity Film Awards

A new emoji has been launched to help supporters publicise one of Britain’s oldest fundraising campaigns

Community groups will share £1.2 million as part of the National Lottery’s 25th birthday

Legislation achieved by the sector working with Holyrood has been celebrated at an event at the Scottish Parliament

An online discussion broke out after Scotland’s influential leaders were snubbed from a UK list highlighting the sector’s talent

The seventh annual Edinburgh Poppy Day will feature more than five fun-packed hours of live music and entertainment

The charity has issued advice for dog owners to help their pets get through Bonfire Night

Named person scheme has not been scrapped – but instead will continue as an approach, within existing legislation, says Swinney

Allowing land owners to burn land indiscriminately damages the environment, say campaigners

Former members of the armed forces have called for improvements in the way armed forces veterans are medically discharged into

A charity has welcomed new plans to restrict the sale of fireworks in Scotland

The Citizens Theatre is marking two decades of supporting the community to create shows

Campaigners are calling for an increase to the Scottish Welfare Fund budget as rising numbers of people are accessing emergency

Scotland’s charities are celebrating the help they have received from the lottery – as the competition marks its 25th birthday

A charity has called on the the Scottish Government to be bold in prioritising stroke rehabilitation

An investment of £4.6m in lottery funding will allow a successful project to be rolled out across the UK

A new lifeboat will proudly carry the names of 10,000 loved ones when it launches next year

Legacy and in-memory donations to UK charities will be worth twice as much in real terms in 25 years’ time

Rami Okasha has been appointed as the new chief executive of CHAS

£12 million will be spent over the next year to improve the attainment of care experienced young people

Many of those who are behind with their payments owe more than the average bill, Citizens Advice Scotland has revealed

Stagecoach boss Brian Souter has made a massive donation – to a charitable foundation he set up

The first meeting of the Citizens’ Assembly of Scotland takes place this weekend

People are not claiming vital benefits because the system is too traumatising, with claimants made to feel they are begging,

The Edinburgh Integration Joint Board (EIJB) has approved plans to accelerate approaches to care for people at home

Stop It Now!, a child sexual abuse helpline, has seen an increase in referrals it is receiving from men looking

James Cosmo, Nick Nairn and Eilidh Doyle have come out in force for the annual appeal

Parkinson’s UK has highlighted the shocking failures in hospital treatment for those in Scotland with the condition