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A Glasgow social enterprise grocer is the latest organisation to benefit from funding from Social Investment Scotland

Versus Arthritis has said more needs to be done to help the 1.5 million people in Scotland who suffer with

A new report into charity banking shows growth of cash assets and highlights which charities have the most cash and

Charities are set to be able to access a new database which allow them to carry out international criminal checks

The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations and two charities have called for the implementation of the welfare system to stop

Mental health campaigners complained ads were promoting perfect bodies

A dramatic increase in people dying of flu and pneumonia last winter has alarmed charities

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The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is celebrating 150 years of work today that has transformed the lives

A new initiative aims to help job seekers look sharp for interviews, without hitting them in the pocket

Leaked documents show ministers will lengthen the roll out and inject more cash in response to criticism

Campaign will target organised criminals and support victims

Designer of troubled system says it is working but needs urgent cash injection

BHF Scotland urges more local authorities to teach life saving CPR in schools

Landmine charity responded swiftly allerting statutory authorities of the incident

Chris Thewlis has sold Beer for Good social enterprise to Anna and Mike Christopherson, who run the Edinburgh Boda Swedish

Saudi-led military coalition is implored to pledge for ceasefire

Competition launches to get businesses to use less plastics

More than a million people in live in “food deserts” –where poverty, poor public transport and a dearth of big

Children in Scotland has joined with partners to call for action to help young people

Ian Rankin and Nicola Sturgeon have backed an initiative which aims to provide some solace to those sleeping rough

Good charity governance is more important than ever before. TFN is exploring what it’s like to hold a trustee role

Children 1st has teamed up with the Scottish Football Association (SFA) to harness the power of the beautiful game

Walk the Walk has been working to ensure that cancer patients have access to treatment that could save their hair

Male domestic abuse charity hits out as Scottish Government refuses eleventh hour plea

After 18 years at its current home, the organisation is set to move into new premises at the end of

Some of Scotland’s biggest firms have joined with charities to reduce stigma around mental health at work

Bethany Christian Trust launches Stop for Soup campaign at Edinburgh soup café Union of Genius to raise funds for the

The revered square sausage does not meet nutritional standards according to council officials

The Mental Health Foundation has launched a new campaign to mark World Mental Health Day

The Scottish Government has said organisations that want funding or public sector contracts must pay their workers fairly

The Scottish Government is set to invest £6.5m in the Housing First initiative, which prioritises finding permanent housing for the

​Resources should urgently be allocated to probe cause of deaths

The charity has urged to take action after a review found almost a fifth of staff said they had experienced

Alastair Smith faced calls to quit after hundreds of marchers were locked out this year’s event

The Big Lottery Fund has unveiled the new initiative to support those who want to make digital progress

An investigation has been launched amid claims that Amazon shoppers have been able to support groups accused of extremism

Clock is ticking towards climate catastrophe unless radical, profound and system-changing action is taken

The National Trust for Scotland is looking to boost donations by inviting visitors to use technology to hand over their

Research from Zurich Municipal reveals charities are taking on more risk because of the rising cost of insurance premiums

A new National Autistic Society campaign is educating shops about how to make their stores less stressful for people with

Religious groups object to poster campaign

Children 1st has launched a new campaign as it aims to dramatically increase the amount of families with trauma it

Huge local support for both events

Value of charity to everday society revealed

Push comes to shove for city’s fast-food workers

The CCA in Glasgow has been locked out its premises following a devastating blaze at the School of Art

Scotland’s foodbanks could play a pivotal role in tackling a range of social problems beyond hunger

Foodbanks can’t cope with pace of roll-out

The Scottish Parliament is examining how it considers and protects human rights in Scotland

GPs will now be able to prescribe nature to their patients thanks to a pioneering charity project

The Australian based group Macquarie is giving away bumper donations to organisations from across the world to mark its 50th

A charity programme to overcome family conflict could help tackle youth mental health problems in schools across Scotland

Good causes are missing out on millions under outdated current rules

EVOC will use its annual event to celebrate the past and examine what can be done to create a fairer

The Alliance has allocated £650,000 in funding to groups across Scotland

The Rock Trust is looking for those who have taken part in Sleep Out in Edinburgh over the years to

UK charities have announced they will work together to support those affected by an earthquake and a tsunami

A charity has defended its involvement with the controversial roll-out of Universal Credit

A charity for seriously ill children has helped more families than ever before

Dedicated volunteer fundraiser Linda Campbell was honoured at the Scottish Fundraising Awards alongside professional individuals and teams

A Scottish Government consultation on plans aimed at reducing obesity has been welcomed by charities

Scotland Versus Arthritis is the organisation that has been created following the merger of Arthritis Research UK and Arthritis Care

Miles Frost, son of Sir David, died aged just 31 as a result of an inherited heart condition

A charity will help the UK government with the Universal Credit roll out – despite previously calling for the controversial

Recent fundraising scandals should give the profession confidence it can continue to weather any storm, a conference has heard

An independent poverty group has said reforms are needed to childcare, flexible working and benefits to help Scottish families

The Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme aims to support energy consumers in vulnerable situations

Charity fundraising is suffering in Scotland because no one knows the size and the shape of the sector