Gift Aid letters rules relaxed
Charities could save hundreds of thousands of pounds a year after a change in how often they have to contact
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Charities could save hundreds of thousands of pounds a year after a change in how often they have to contact
Read moreA special concert will be held in New York to remember Frightened Rabbit frontman Scott Hutchison
Read moreMSPs left the Scottish Parliament for sunnier climes – without actually leaving – as they gave virtual reality a try,
Read moreCharities have welcomed the initiative, which will support vulnerable witnesses who are needed to give evidence
Read moreThe Church of Scotland, backed by Christian Aid and Eco Congregation Scotland, has called on three global firms to act
Read moreThe Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) is launching a month-long communications campaign to promote jobs in the adult
Read moreIt is one year to the day since social care employers were encouraged to identify back pay for essential overnight
Read moreWelcome to our October impact round-up. Each month at NCVO Charities Evaluation Services we summarise the latest news in impact
Read moreThere is so much to update you on that I will skip my usual introduction and go straight into it.
Read moreComments an embarrassment to upmarket retailer
Read moreTwo of Scotland’s leading charities have launched a new resource to help improve healthcare for people with learning disabilities
Read moreIndonesia has been named as the most generous country in the world for 2018
Read moreEmergency handouts are becoming relied upon by low-income Scots
Read moreRugby bosses have announced that they will donate funds from the Doddie Weir Cup to the former Scotland star’s MND
Read moreThe leadership of key organisations charged with transforming care in Scotland has been questioned by the country’s third sector
Read morePlastic tax plans welcomed as latte levy ditched
Read moreHousing provider is using innovative technology to support its customers
Read moreA foodbank provider is worried about its services being swamped by desperate people who have been moved onto Universal Credit
Read moreCompulsory measures should be taken to halt cruelty
Read morePoverty groups have said attempts to address issues with the maligned benefits system will not address the problems it creates
Read moreAsk, Listen, Do is an NHS England project that works with the social care Quality Matters initiative aimed at making high-quality, person-centred
Read moreAnn Longley, digital director at the Prince’s Trust, reflects on key pieces of digital learning from ACEVO’s recent annual conference
Read moreThe last time a Budget was held on a Monday was 1962, the same year that saw John Glenn launch
Read moreOn all accounts, we are living through extraordinarily uncertain times. Even discounting the many political crises of late, most charities
Read moreScottish third sector organisations are demonstrating the power of working together to help meet social care needs
Read moreBield withdrew from care home provision a year ago, and said it is looking forward to a sustainable future
Read moreCarers march to show their unwavering commitment to care for loved ones
Read moreOutrage as Scottish Rugby Union bosses won’t had over any cash to charity
Read moreThe Scottish Government has allocated £1.5 million to centres across the country, with the money being used to provide support
Read moreToday’s budget overlooks the need to bolster the nation’s fragile social care system, according to the national body representing not-for-profit
Read moreToday (Thursday 29 October), the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond MP, delivered what is expected to be the last budget
Read moreProtest follows video footage of widespread mistreatment of sheep on Scottish farms
Read moreElaine Fox admitted taking£34,000 from the East Neuk Recovery Group Initiative
Read moreThe Great British Bake Off has inspired young people to bake for a good cause according to the Charities Aid
Read moreCharities have come together to call on Nicola Sturgeon to lead from the front and ensure Scotland becomes the world
Read moreScandal-wracked Oxfam’s income from the public has fallen since the aid sector sex scandal, its annual accounts show
Read moreThe Scottish Parliament has heard from charities that operate foodbanks across the country
Read moreMacmillan Cancer Support has said welfare changes will hit more than 20,000 people fighting cancer across the UK
Read moreThe shelter saves lives and offers support for those with chaotic lives
Read moreSocial Care Future is a national initiative designed to bring about positive change in the sector. VODG’s involvement builds on
Read moreWhen we ask the public what they want to hear from charities, one thing comes through loud and clear: they
Read moreBridgend Farmhouse have brought a 19th century building back into use, and have ambitious plans for a £50,000 revamp
Read moreHundreds of people with experience of the Scottish care system have organised a rally to campaign for the right to
Read moreKibble’s specialist education centre near Lochwinnoch will use animal-assisted and nature-based learning to help youngsters recover from early trauma
Read moreA Tory MSP has been accused of “Victorian moralising” after saying people on benefits should stop having children
Read moreStirling is aiming to be named the European Volunteering Capital and has received support from Nicola Sturgeon
Read moreCompletely new approaches are needed to conservation in Scotland
Read moreThe charity held a parliamentary reception to celebrate the support it has provided since 1793
Read moreOne Parents Families Scotland is moving to new, larger headquarters within Edinburgh
Read moreParkinson’s UK and Our Mobile Health have teamed up to give hope to those fighting the condition
Read moreAnna Fowlie, chief executive of the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations, met chief executive of Edinburgh hospice St Columba’s, Jackie
Read moreAs one of our series of guest blogs we asked Eimear McCooey, chair of Will to Give, to tell us about
Read moreOne of the things that at NCVO we are often asked is ‘What is the impact of the voluntary sector?’
Read moreGot a problem that’s holding your organisation back? Aunt Tiffany knows everyone who’s anyone in the third sector – and
Read moreThe Life Changes Trust will distribute funding which aims to support new guidelines for care in Scotland
Read moreThe Scottish racing supremo started his own charity after his wife Helen was diagnosed with dementia
Read moreStreet Soccer Scotland welcomed ‘King Eric’ to its annual gala dinner at the Hilton in Glasgow
Read moreCancer survivor Heather Duff has encouraged Scots to unite with TV stars and Stand Up To Cancer on Friday 26
Read moreBudget 2018 On Monday 29 October the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, will present his Budget to Parliament. The Institute
Read moreDr Diarmuid McDonnell is Research Fellow at the University of Birmingham. His blog is based on a research paper co-authored
Read moreAt Refugee Action, we value the opportunity to report on the impact of our work to our funders. We want
Read moreA health charity has scored a UK first – by becoming the first to allow donations through Amazon Alexa
Read moreNew partnership to provide underwear for the homeless
Read moreSocial landlords must take immediate action to ensure their Gypsy/Traveller sites and pitches meet the minimum site standards
Read moreA university is throwing its support behind a charity that refurbishes and distributes abandoned bicycles to refugees and asylum seekers
Read moreBrewgooder is offering customers the chance to support its clean water projects by paying between 1p and £100 for a
Read moreMore than 30 former mining communities across Scotland have benefited from the Coalfields Community Futures programme
Read moreA report by a human rights body will show the extent of the gender pay gap and other inequalities which
Read moreGame of Thrones star, Iain Glen, backs will writing scheme for Will Aid campaign
Read moreRoyal Blind has launched a new campaign calling for increased support for visually impaired school pupils
Read moreA fun day at Tynecastle Stadium attracted Scotland’s largest ever gathering of kinship carers
Read moreACEVO CEO, Vicky Browning, reflects on the recruitment process for ACEVO’s new chair On Monday, I was thrilled to
Read moreWe’re looking for your help to build a snapshot of voluntary action, community development and charity work in 2018.
Read moreBackground of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and their new report Ninety-one authors and review editors from 40
Read moreAddaction launches the “Have the Chat” campaign to encourage parents to start a conversation about drugs with their children
Read moreThe airport works with a different charity every year, and raised £65,000 for Children 1st in 2017
Read moreNobel Peace Prize laureate and girls education campaigner Malala Yousafzai will be the keynote speaker at this year’s Social Bite
Read moreThe city is vying to bring the of European Volunteering Capital title to Scotland for the first time
Read morePhilip Morris has been accused of “staggering hypocrisy” after producing a campaign calling for smokers to ditch cigarettes
Read moreA health charity has revealed one in five people who suffer chest, heart or stroke conditions are not receiving the
Read moreHomeless syffer poor standard accomodation and have freedom restricted
Read moreLast week I attended the #safeguarding2018 summit organised by the Department for International Development to take forward its plans to
Read moreThis month’s public services news will focus on finances, with the Autumn Budget due, along with new funding from the
Read moreDate: 22 November 2018Time: 14:45pm-17:30pmVenue: Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff BayRSVP by 14 November 2018 to tlewis@wcva.org.uk or 029 20431 734(This event is
Read moreAs peers prepare to scrutinise reforms to mental capacity legislation, care sector leaders are calling on government to listen, engage
Read moreThe NSPCC has warned that posting live videos online puts children at risk of grooming
Read moreHuge disparity in number of learning disabled parents getting their children taken into care
Read moreTo Absent Friends allows Scots to remember and celebrate loved ones who have been lost
Read moreTrustees’ Week 12 – 16 November Trustees’ Week is the annual celebration of trustees. Like volunteers week it serves as an opportunity
Read moreAn academic, backed by representatives of the Lullaby Trust, has said there is lack of information on the safety of
Read moreThe online giving platform previously charged a 5% fee for use of its crowdfunding service
Read moreCitizens Advice Scotland (CAS) has said changes to the welfare system have led to people facing worries around paying their
Read moreThe Centre for Ageing Better is calling for charities to do more to make volunteering more age friendly and inclusive
Read moreNews (UK) 18 October 2018 After consultation with the network of supporters of the Living Legacies Campaign it was
Read moreThe Charity Commission has updated its guidance on how to complete the annual monitoring return with helpful screenshots of the
Read moreWe are re-launching our Public Affairs forum (previously Policy and Lobbying Forum) and are inviting new members to join!
Read moreNICVA’s Conversation Zone will be returning on Saturday 20th October for the UUP Conference at the Armagh City Hotel.
Read moreProfessor Sheila Payne is a health psychologist with a background in nursing. She has a long track-record in palliative care
Read moreFootage shows workers routinely abusing the defenceless beasts
Read morePaddy Power Betfair has been hit with a £2.2m fine for allowing significant amounts of stolen money to flow through
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