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Blood Bikes Scotland has secured funding from retailer Scotmid that will allow it to expand into Fife
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Blood Bikes Scotland has secured funding from retailer Scotmid that will allow it to expand into Fife
Read moreScotland is pioneering innovative new fundraising events – and is setting down a marker for the rest of the UK
Read moreTFN’s monthly reviews of social enterprise eateries sees Gareth Jones visit the Makers Café in Alloa, which is operated by
Read moreThe Secretary of State’s announcement of £240million to help local authorities alleviate winter pressures on the NHS is welcome says
Read moreAs we move into autumn, Brexit and the negotiations continue to dominate the political landscape.
Read moreIn June, Theresa May announced an additional £20bn funding as an early ‘birthday present’ for the NHS, which is turning 70
Read moreFunding from the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation will be used to examine whether existing drugs could be used to treat
Read moreSciaf has launched an emergency appeal, with more than 800 deaths confirmed in the Indonesian city of Palu
Read moreAge Scotland has launched a new service which will see elderly people called every day to see how they are
Read moreThe Scottish Compassionate Communities Network aims to provide care and support around death
Read moreLeading author will make the claim at a lecture as Challenge Poverty Week kicks off
Read moreInjecting drug users in Glasgow are bearing the brunt of the outbreak
Read moreEssential overnight social care support services are at risk because of government inaction over sleep-in payments, according to an open
Read moreAhead of BBC Radio 4’s documentary ‘transforming care – is it working?’ the Voluntary Organisations Disability Group (VODG) is calling
Read moreThe Welsh Government is setting in place revised grant arrangements to support implementation of the Natural Resources Policy, making clearer
Read moreImagine your charity had £500m in the bank, but couldn’t spend a penny of it. And it’s not just that
Read moreLast chance to feed into the future of open government The government consultation on its next two-year Open Government National
Read moreCharities perform an essential role helping to make a reality of rights for people’s everyday lives. They fight for and
Read moreThe majority of pheasants reared for shooting are killed “just for fun”, new research shows
Read moreCharities across Scotland are coming together to stem and roll back the rising tide of poverty
Read moreBig Lottery Fund has announced that it will be change its name in the new year
Read moreFundraisers can get an extra 25p from the UK government through Gift Aid for every £1 donated, during one of
Read moreTweeddale Youth Action turns two projects into a social enterprise which will fund its youth club
Read moreThe symbol of remembrance has been given a makeover as Poppyscotland marks 100 years since the end of the First
Read moreACEVO is facilitating the Jane Slowey memorial membership programme in memory of Jane Slowey. Here, Rosie Ferguson, chief executive of
Read moreI often hear colleagues talk about how September gives them a feeling of ‘going back to school’ and getting things
Read moreTFN visits the Thrift Shop in Edinburgh, which has been raising funds for Birthlink for more than 60 years
Read moreTaking the plunge in creating an online presence for a charity can be a difficult decision
Read moreThe city has been presented with its candidacy certificate as it aims to be named European Volunteering Capital 2020
Read moreTwo of the country’s biggest cancer charities are to go head to head in a battle for funds
Read moreThose who have experienced adult social care are being sought to help shape policies in Scotland
Read moreIn many situations face-to-face tests are not required say ministers
Read moreProves how far parent-power can go
Read moreRates of volunteering fall sharply in the over-75s, yet evidence shows that older volunteers may benefit a lot from it.
Read moreA special animation has been created which aims to give a better understanding of Scotland’s third sector
Read moreThe umbrella group is set to consult its members on the possibility of a people’s vote or second referendum on
Read moreStirling’s Festival of Volunteering came to a close with an event aimed at ensuring volunteering is more inclusive for young
Read moreThe PDSA has said that potential animal owners need to do more to ensure they can properly care for a
Read moreThe fight against climate change begins at home, a new report published by Zero Waste Scotland reveals
Read moreRecent legislation to curb smoking and exposure to second hand smoke has been praised by a health charity
Read moreRoss Murdoch and Aimee Wilmott helped to deliver one of the NSPCC’s Speak Out Stay Safe assemblies
Read moreThe second in our #NICVAPeople series sees us interview Helen McLaughlin.
Read moreEach month we plan to meet some of our members to find out more about what they do, what challenges
Read moreAmphibian and Reptile Conservation (ARC) Trust has secured development phase funding for a Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) project called ‘Connecting
Read moreThe new funding has been hailed as a major boost for community green space projects in Wales, giving them free
Read more‘Transport Fit for Future Generations’ written in partnership with the Centre for Transport and Society (CTS), University of the West of England, Sustrans and New
Read moreOne of the world’s leading environmental charities has received £10 million worth of support received from players of People’s Postcode
Read moreFree toiletries will be made available to those who need them most across the Lothian region
Read moreThe risk of malnutrition in old age will be highlighted by charities
Read moreThird Force News speaks to Scottish Love in Action and restaurant Tuk Tuk to learn the secrets of a successful
Read moreInternational activist Aya Chebbi, who played a key role in the Tunisian Revolution, visited Scotland this week
Read moreGood charity governance is more important than ever before. TFN is exploring what it’s like to hold a trustee role
Read moreThree charities have teamed up to produce a study on the issues autistic pupils face in Scottish schools
Read moreNew policy on transgender children has created controversy
Read moreFiona Duncan was named the winner of the Fletcher of Saltoun Award for Public Life
Read moreThe British Heart Foundation has funded research which has developed a new test which can detect heart issues
Read moreVODG (Voluntary Organisations Disability Group), a national charity that represents leading not-for-profit organisations who provide services to disabled people across
Read moreAs of April 2018 payments made in lieu of notice are now taxable. This article briefly defines ‘Payment in Lieu of Notice’,
Read moreSport 4 Life UK is no stranger to change. The organisation has grown from no staff and no money (and
Read moreWelcome to our September impact round-up. Each month at NCVO Charities Evaluation Services we summarise the latest news in impact
Read moreNeighbourly is looking for charities to get involved as it aims to increase the use of surplus food
Read moreA new study by Cancer Research UK has shown that obesity will become the biggest preventable cause of cancer among
Read moreUK Committee on Climate Change report calls for action from Scottish Government
Read moreOn-street support given to drug users as HIV cases increase
Read moreThe biggest event for the third sector in Wales is back – gofod3 will take place on 21 March 2019
Read moreSerious incident reporting Charities that don’t report serious incident reports to the Charity Commission could be deemed more risky than
Read moreSustrans Cymru will bring together local communities, businesses and experts to discuss the benefits of opening up new opportunities for
Read more2018 is a special year in Wales, as it has been officially chosen as the Year of the Sea. Working
Read morePeople seeking support from the housing charity is at record levels
Read moreUK public rely on the services run by charities
Read moreNational survey reveals that attitudes to people living with dementia are largely positive, with most people not seeing it as
Read moreLinda Shields has won an award from Paths for All for her work with those living with dementia
Read more‘No deal’ European Social Fund technical notice The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy has issued a technical notice
Read moreThe initiative has a proposed overall budget of 375.6 million euro until 2020. UK organisations of all sizes, from multinational
Read moreFaith leaders are urging world heads of state not to turn their backs on the planet’s 40.5 million internally displaced
Read moreShirley-Anne Somerville MSP visited One Parent Families Scotland this week to hear views on a new benefit
Read moreBarnardo’s and Kibble hosted a joint parliamentary reception which aims to build on work to help children in Scotland
Read moreBritain’s Got Talent winner backs Blackwood
Read moreManky motorists are burying Scotland’s roadsides under a mountain of rubbish
Read moreClare Macallister helped design the new £21 million Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice in Glasgow
Read moreHIV Scotland has received a new funding commitment after an initial knock-back by the Scottish Government
Read moreWe are required by law to reduce our emissions by at least 80% in 2050. This will require very significant
Read moreAt WCVA we support the third sector, by which we mean anything non-government and not-for-profit, from charities, nursery groups, social
Read moreCharities scored a major victory as they forced the Scottish Government to revive landmark legislation which will tackle the country’s
Read moreScotland’s consumers are being asked to take part in a national survey on issues relating to food – including cost,
Read moreBig Lottery Scotland has announced support for 20 organisations that support families
Read moreUpstart is calling on MSPs to vote in support of scrapping tests for children in primary one
Read moreA Scottish charity has called on the UK to embrace this week’s International Day of Peace
Read moreNICVA is urging people to join in Employer for Childcare’s call to #SaveChildcareVouchers.
Read moreLike many others, I was off work enjoying time with my family when the Civil Society Strategy was launched. I
Read moreWhat is Zero Carbon Britain all about? The UN Paris Agreement states that humanity must reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions
Read moreHello from Charlie Hi! I’m Charlie, the new trainee volunteering development policy officer at NCVO. I will be supporting NCVO’s
Read moreSocial housing is one of Scotland’s best kept secrets, says Scotland’s membership body for housing associations and co-operatives
Read moreFriends of the Earth Scotland has described plans to clamp down on the amount of cars in the capital as
Read moreSee Me is aiming to help young people talk about how they are feeling through the new initiative
Read moreA group of 14 organisations from across Scotland have been awarded funding to continue their work to help those hit
Read moreAndreas Pavlou is the coordinator of the UK Open Government Civil Society Network. He works as network lead for Involve,
Read moreSecretary of State Karen Bradley met with NICVA on Monday 18 September to hear about the impact of the collapse
Read moreAn art sculpture to raise money for the British Heart Foundation has been unveiled
Read moreCharity research has found that Scots are struggling to find the support services they need
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