BUSINESS SUPPORT 4 COMMUNITIES

More than 1200 people are travelling to Glasgow for the international event

​Results from trials are expected in 2019

Global climate change is responsible for simultaneous disasters happening across the world, campaigners claim

Bield has announced that three of its care homes have been transferred to a new provider – however the battle

The UK government has been accused of hypocrisy for hosting a global summit for disabled people

Examples of successful partnerships that third sector groups have undertaken with the public sector are needed

Charity gives capital’s homeless a mobile lifeline

The Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow may have to cancel shows for the next eight months after a fire

A charity is set to invest £250,000 into specialist accommodation for those with a debilitating condition

Rachel Ferguson was struggling to cope with epilepsy, but care at a specialist centre resulted in her life changing

Cash enables care group top continue vital service

Islanders turn to foodbank as local economy plummets

The Scottish Human Rights Commission wants women’s rights to be addressed through new social security legislation

Two charities ran by a couple convicted of using migrants to falsely claim benefits have been removed from the charity

A charity and a social enterprise teamed up to dispel the negative labels surrounding those who are homeless or struggling

One Parent Families Scotland has been supporting people in Falkirk for 30 years, with guests invited to a special party

Macmillan invested £2.2 million in the new service, which will improve support for cancer patients and their families

A community facility in the Gorbals was covered in far right graffiti, with thousands of pounds worth of tools taken

The Flexible Workforce Development Fund aims to support organisations having to pay the new Apprenticeship Levy

​Petition follows criticism of the event

A Scottish charity is celebrating a £425,000 grant from the People’s Postcode Lottery

Parents risk prosecution for leaving their children as young as five home alone during the summer holidays

Future Pathways is looking for those who have experienced neglect to take part in an art project for a new

On a recent visit to Falkirk, conservationist Chris Packham discussed his role as an ambassador for the National Autistic Society

Janet Archer has left Creative Scotland after the group was criticised for the way it allocated funding

​Shocking lack of care exposed in MPs’ report after disabled ESA claimants under paid between £5,000 and £20,000

A quarter of all shows at this year’s Fringe festival have a social impact finds a new festival award programme

Impact Arts is set to help those at a young offenders institute to improve their confidence through art

The Missionaries of Charity is set to be investigated by the Indian Government

Former first lady was guest of honour at Hunter Foundation dinner

​Instagram post was a mistake says organisation

Social care charity Quarriers is building 50 homes for private sale in a bid to raise cash to plug funding

The work of projects that support those across Scotland with the condition has been recognised

90-year-old former nurse worked in the NHS from the start and has helped celebrate its birthday in Edinburgh recently

Keep Scotland Beautiful is urging the public to help make bathing water cleaner across Scotland’s most popular beaches

The Quarriers Summer Appeal allows youngsters to enjoy special days and respite from caring for loved ones

Much needed boost to rural housing announced

Age Scotland has said companies need to do more to get the best out of their workers, after a report

Lesbian campaigners say they are being disregarded in favour of transgender people

New research from the British Heart Foundation finds a dramatic growth in heart disease patients battling other illnesses, including dementia

The MS Society wants the use of data and technology to help treat the condition to be improved and extended

Remade in Edinburgh and the Royal Zoological Society Scotland have been nominated for the Scottish Environment Business Awards

A new campaign is raising awareness of a forum for Scots to tell their stories about growing up in residential

Loan finance win for one of Scotland’s leading social enterprises

The tech giants have teamed up with organisations such as SCVO and Business Gateway to bring a successful initiative to

Do you have a £1 million dream? Now’s your chance to turn it into a reality with People’s Postcode Lottery

More staff needed to cope with compliance cases

Report shows stop smoking aids are being prescribed less

Organisers issue apology but hundreds want refunds

Sizzling summer gives rise to outdoor fun at NTS property

Social care bodies say new Court of Appeal ruling could absolve charities of millions of pounds of back payments for

Young music fans are staging their own Glasgow gig in a bid to highlight how music venues can provide them

​By not protecting staff, trustees breached their statutory obligations

Scots airports do well in annual access report

Council chiefs say petition doesn’t meet strict guidelines

​But more empty homes officers needed

Policy makers need to consider an ageing population when designing housing policies

The Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Euan’s Guide have teamed up to offer free tickets to Fringe events in exchange for

Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh is support a new McEwan’s and Prostate Cancer UK partnership

Protesters expect thousands to turn out at various locations

Abuse of disabled parking bays is on the rise

MSPs have raised concerns about the effect of growing child poverty on children’s achievement at school

Donaldson’s Trusts is looking for creative staff and trustees to help grow a programme for youngsters with conditions such as

Jonny Kinross has dedicated his thirty year career to community development and social enterprise

Housing minister’s view appears at odds with current role

The annual survey of UK carers found people looking after loved ones have little faith in their lifestyles improving

People involved in running third sector organisations are being asked to give their thoughts on a new Scottish governance code

​Minimum pricing alone not sufficient to address health impact of alcoholism

The Highland Wildlife Park has announced the birth of an endangered Amur leopard it hopes will be the first to

Fears young people are unduly concerned about their looks

Anti-racism group condemns racial abuse of player

Chief executive will leave post next year