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The First Minister was invited to a relaunch of the South Glasgow Drug and Alcohol Recovery Hub

The National Deaf Children’s Society has highlighted the challenges that young people with hearing impairments face

Social media giant makes it easier to give and to back good causes

Tiphereth, a Camphill community on the outskirts of Edinburgh, is hoping to create a new facility that will help those

​Single parents have been hit especially hard

The Stirling-based orchestra will be joined by their American counterparts for the one-off show

Fringe audiences are being asked to take a series of simple actions to improve the lives of those experiencing homelessness

The Human Rights Consortium Scotland has detailed the wide range of threats a no deal Brexit presents to human rights

Businesses and community groups are being invited to take part in the fundraising event next month

Big Hearts Community Trust has reported a significant increase in young people accessing its holiday activities

The Corra Foundation has teamed up with Comic Relief to offer grants to small and medium sized charities

Campaigners call for end to cull of the animals

We Are One CitizenFest takes place at venues across the city on Friday 9 and Saturday 10 August

Figures have revealed 9,000 families in Scotland are affected by the Universal Credit two-child limit

Big Noise Raploch and the Youth Orchestra Los Angeles are performing together at this year’s Edinburgh Festival.

Characters from Edinburgh Dungeons are daring the people to Edinburgh to get their walking boots on

The National Lottery Community Fund has named Neil Ritch as its director for Scotland

Employers invited to apply for up to £50,000 for projects to improve inclusivity and diversity.

Serious organisational and financial failings led to Kincardine Housing Co-operative’s stock being passed on to another association.

Baroness Barran has been unveiled as the successor to Mims Davies

The Scottish Government initiative will see shoppers pay a 20p deposit when buying drinks in single-use containers.

Social enterprises have three weeks to apply for two funds that are offering organisations the chance to grow and develop

Project will close if no cash can be found

Leaving homes empty should be outlawed

The charity has appointed former Breast Cancer Care head of Scotland Angela Harris.

More than 400 carers are expected to attend the event

Citizens Advice Scotland said the figures should be a wake-up call for policymakers.

Set up by broadcaster, the charity is going from strength to strength

Citizens Advice Scotland said 25% of people who had ran out of money before payday had skipped payments.

Find out who’s on the move in Scotland’s third sector

Journalism charity calls for Facebook scheme to be extended

Housing provider Serco is continuing with a mass eviction of around 300 asylum seekers.

Celebs and campaigners have said the new Prime Minister must take action to ensure targets are met

The charity is now feeding more than 1.5m hungry children in Africa

The Mey Highland Games is the first in Scotland that has an adaptive element

Cyrenians has set an ambitious target as it looks to build on its work to tackle food poverty

Proceeds will support Chris Packham’s charity

New treatment is revolutionising life for Scots battling the condition, with those at risk urged to come forward

More than £3.5m earmarked from the EU for helping the most vulnerable people in the UK is lying unused

​New threat from the deadly disease

An annual list of the top 25 charity fundraising events in the UK has been published – with no great

2035 could see a newly independent Scotland struggle with a heroin crisis, social unrest and economic turmoil following a mass

The NSPCC has reported a significant increase in adults raising concerns over children being left to fend for themselves

Most applications for homelessness support were in Glasgow

Social Investment Scotland is set to expand its masterclass programme after great interest from third sector workers

The move will boost opportunities for care experienced young people

Celtic captain Scott Brown was amongst those who took part in Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity’s annual Sports Quiz

Boxes provide essentials to those in need and have proved a resounding success

Grants of up to £20,000 are available for a range of projects from the People’s Postcode Lottery

Winners of the public vote will be revealed in November.

Youngsters from the African nation spent nine days seeing the best the country has to offer.

Maureen McGinn, who has chaired the National Lottery Community Fund’s Scottish committee, will leave in November.

Action for Children has been named national charity partner of the Solheim Cup.

Victim Support Scotland is set to offer families enhanced counselling and help with duties such as arranging funerals

Consultation looks to modernise all aspects

Playlist for Life uses music to help improve the lives of people with dementia.

Age Scotland has said that hot conditions could lead to issues for those with existing health problems

Official figures show charities have an average pay gap of 2% in favour of male employees.

CAS said some families were losing out on £90 a week after signing on to the new benefit.

Three Glasgow teachers will pedal 940 miles across France and Italy to raise money for the charity.

The Epic Awards take place later this year, with several Scottish groups amongst those who have been recognised

Applications have now opened for Good Ideas Glasgow, following two introductory workshops

Citizens Advice Scotland and Money Advice Scotland will collaborate to better help people across the country.

Social Bite has teamed up with Dear Green to launch a new blend which not only tastes good, but also

Hey Girls donates a period product to someone in need every time one of their products is purchased from a

Adopt an Intern has found a paid position for its 1500th candidate.

A host of events curated by a charity will look at death, dying and bereavement

Advocacy group SumOfUs warns fish deaths and disease will spike without a crackdown on welfare abuses.

The programme follows three teenagers campaigning for the Coatbridge and Chryston seat.

Projects from across Scotland have been recognised for their commitment shown in providing care