Upcoming Joint Forum Meeting 6 June 2019
The next meeting of the Joint Forum is due to take place on 6 June 2019 at the Colin Healthy
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The next meeting of the Joint Forum is due to take place on 6 June 2019 at the Colin Healthy
Read moreA report published today suggests that a smaller proportion of the population are giving to charity. UK Giving 2019, published
Read moreStaff at Barnardo’s have been thinking creatively in a bid to get more foster carers in Glasgow to come forward
Read moreOnline consultation launched
Read moreCanine companions ease nerves before flights
Read moreThe Scottish stars are set to play a unique show to support social enterprise The Glad Cafe, which needs to
Read moreCouncil set to slash homelessness budget for new model
Read moreOrganisations will be able to access affordable and flexible loans of between £100,000 and £1.7 million from the new fund
Read moreThe Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) has updated its guidance on the legal requirements for preparing charity accounts
Read moreSamaritans volunteers in Scotland took a call every two minutes last year
Read moreBarnardo’s has said it will offer specialist training to all of its staff and volunteers to support children with trauma
Read moreThe Department of Justice is taking forward a proposal for an online Policing and Community Safety Partnership (PCSP) project databank
Read moreLaura Cox is a member of the Regulatory Policy Committee (RPC), which provides the government with external, independent scrutiny of
Read moreMore than 40 organisations and individuals from the third sector will vie for recognition at the annual ceremony in June
Read moreA programme which offers a package of leadership and management development for those in senior leadership has been extended to
Read moreA new initiative is aiming to get communities talking about death, and support others with grief
Read moreEthnic minorities more vulnerable to eye conditions
Read moreThe Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations’ Council (EVOC) welcomed the Princess Royal as part of its 150th anniversary
Read moreThis Sunday, two relay teams from NICVA (and friends) will be pounding the streets of Belfast in an effort to raise funds
Read more‘I believe timing is a leadership quality’, says Newcastle CVS chief executive Sally Young. Here, she writes about a part
Read morePeople’s expectations of how easy it is to interact with organisations digitally are increasing all the time, and this applies
Read moreChildline founder Dame Esther Rantzen visited the helpline’s Aberdeen base to give a special thank you to the charity’s oldest
Read moreA senior third sector figure is to return to her former role as an MSP
Read moreSentence is deferred but she and one other is facing jail term
Read moreVoluntary Organisations Disability Group (VODG) represents voluntary sector organisations whose work is focused on enabling disabled people of all ages
Read moreThe Department of Health has extended the public consultation process on proposals to reshape stroke services and breast assessment.
Read moreAn international NGO is inviting people to stand in solidarity with mothers and to raise funds for better healthcare services
Read moreThose leaving the armed forces are struggling to adapt to civilian life, charity research has shown
Read moreGareth Jones focuses on The Lens – a charity which promotes intrapreneurship and wants to replicate the best of the
Read moreThe RSPCA and Breast Cancer Care are amongst the organisations that have been praised for their use of video
Read moreA break from Brexit? VODG chief executive Rhidian Hughes makes the case for pushing social care up the domestic agenda in
Read moreWhen it comes to morals, the Charity Commission shouldn’t be an arbiter, says Paul Parker. The chair of the Charity
Read moreThe fourth of our Data Protection Animation Series videos explains two of the six important lawful bases—consent and legitimate interests—in
Read moreThe payscales for 2018 – 2020 have been updated to reflect the changes to the NJC pay spine for 2019/20.
Read moreFew people could have predicted we’d end up holding two unexpected elections in as many years until very recently. Still,
Read moreLessons from the Garden Bridge Trust The Charity Commission has published its concluding report on the Garden Bridge Trust, suggesting
Read moreAn entrepreneurial team have been rewarded for raising a bumper sum for a children’s charity
Read moreThousands of families have benefitted from a new grant which aims to ensure children have a good start in life
Read moreFabulous gesture by distiller
Read moreA partnership between two major charities is set to change the landscape of the third sector in Scotland
Read moreCare experienced children have been taught some key culinary skills by former Masterchef champion Gary Maclean
Read moreA health charity has praised restrictions on low cost alcohol, with the introduction being evaluated by medical experts
Read moreDemonstrators have said ministers must replace the existing moratorium with an outright ban in order to put communities at ease
Read moreIt has become one of the country’s favourite mass participation events
Read moreACEVO’s new leadership competencies have led to a framework for the skills involved in motivating, leading and inspiring others. Rita
Read moreCharities and social enterprises can support the planning and delivery of publicly funded health services in lots of ways –
Read moreOrganisations such as SACRO and the Wise Group have gained funding to help offenders reintegrate into society
Read moreNicola Sturgeon answered questions on a range of issues at First Minister’s Question Time Next Generation
Read moreScots are to be given the chance to mould the future of the country, and examine how challenges facing Scotland
Read moreCouncillors urged to rethink
Read moreA national plan which aims to boost volunteer numbers and remove barriers to volunteering has been unveiled at a community
Read moreAge Scotland has said shared bank hubs are needed to ensure older people can access vital financial services
Read moreNICVA is recruiting a Data Management Officer to play a key role in contributing to the organisation’s data management strategy.
Read moreThe Eurythmics singer will speak about global feminism, with a host of other inspirational speakers on the bill
Read moreMSP embezzled money due to foodbank
Read moreUniversal credit blamed for record referrals
Read moreAs a CEO, you probably push yourself hard, and expect high standards of yourself and everyone on your team. This
Read moreWelcome to our April impact round-up. Each month at NCVO Charities Evaluation Services we summarise the latest news in impact
Read moreSupport services for those affected by deafness are being increased, with mental health issues more prevalent within the deaf community
Read morePayments may not be paid until end of 2019
Read moreSeven in ten applications for funding to charity lotteries have to be rejected as a result of fundraising restrictions
Read moreNICVA is recruiting a Project Coordinator to work on the completion of an exciting programme of work called ‘The Next
Read moreA Guest blog from Gerald Oppenheim, Chief Executive, Fundraising Regulator, catching us up on their latest work, along with what’s
Read moreTwo months into my first role in the Trusts and Foundations sector I found myself standing in Two Temple Place,
Read moreThe majority of Scots feel that social media companies should face criminal punishments if they fail to protect children
Read moreCommunity organisations have been receiving support from graduates to develop digital solutions
Read moreSupport available ahead of this year’s exams
Read moreOrganisation would build homes based on income not status
Read moreA masterclass with Adam Hastings is just one of the prizes up for grabs at the Eric Liddell Centre’s Going
Read moreLady Haig’s Poppy Factory in Edinburgh will close for around two years while major works take place
Read moreStrongly worded letter says review doesn’t go far enough
Read moreCross-sector concerns have repeatedly been raised about the Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill since proposals were introduced last summer. The Bill,
Read moreWelcome to Leadership worth sharing, a podcast in which ACEVO chief executive Vicky Browning talks to civil society CEOs about
Read moreWe all know that volunteering has an incredible impact on society in this country and across the world, but have
Read moreNICVA is appalled to learn of the senseless murder of Lyra McKee. Lyra was a great journalist interested in people
Read moreHorrific suffering should be banned
Read moreThe fun of the circus came to Edinburgh as people taking part in this year’s MoonWalk Scotland joined performers from
Read moreFirm supports learning, education and employability
Read moreA staggering £1 million has been raised so far ahead of this year’s Glasgow Kiltwalk – before a step has
Read moreAchieving social change can be a long and difficult process. An organisation building its persistence and resilience in pursuit of
Read moreThe Community Association’s building, housed in the middle of the former coal mining village, plays host to any number of
Read moreTheory of change (ToC) is a planning tool that helps organisations evaluate their impact. It takes the form of a
Read moreA charity which came close to closing due to funding cuts has said going public about its plight helped save
Read moreCampaigners call for cruelty to end
Read moreNICVA is recruiting a Finance Assistant to fill a vacancy in our Finance team. Closing date: 12 noon, Tuesday 7 May 2019
Read moreWe made our way to a gloriously sunny Bradford last month to hold a Members’ Assembly. We were joined by
Read moreNew website from Inspiring Impact Inspiring Impact have launched a new website aimed at small and medium charities that do
Read moreGlasgow council should rethink avenues’ project disabled access
Read moreThrough the power of community and social media, a charity has made contact with its poster girl for protesting and
Read moreScotland’s third sector is at the forefront of a campaign to ensure kids don’t go hungry during the school holidays
Read moreCity forecasts sizable increase depite targeting a reduction in numbers
Read morePenny Wilson, CEO of Getting on Board, outlines why open trustee recruitment is one of the best things you could
Read moreCountdown to Volunteers Week 2019 Each year, Volunteers’ Week reaches more people in new and exciting ways. The success of
Read moreLast week, the International Civil Society Week (ICSW) took place in Serbia. This was a conference with a difference: the
Read moreTwo board members arrested
Read moreAbuse of animals key in identifying wider abuse
Read moreReport says legislation would enable greater health equality
Read moreThe vast majority of charities have seen an increase in demand for their services as the state sector rolls back
Read moreBrexit fears multiply
Read moreMany charities rely on income from their portfolios to meet their obligations but are also naturally averse to risk. Julian
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