SCVO briefing to the Scottish Parliament - Debate: COVID-19 Next Steps (Communities) SCVO briefing -,was a welcome recognition that without the voluntary sector, public authorities would not have been,demand: There is a need for funding to meet the expected increased demand on the sector post-lockdown,voluntary sector – to form a fairer, more inclusive model of recovery that prepares us for economic shocks,Sector specific Balanced relationships: Public bodies and the voluntary sector must work together to
https://scvo.scot/p/38971/2020/06/08/coronavirus-next-steps-communities
freedom of movement could see an exodus of Principal Investigators (PIs) – individuals who secure funding,members will receive different statuses.Pre-settled status will be an option to those can’t prove how long,re-emerge if they still have no documentation after five years and the scheme is closed.The application form,Citizen Rights The Human Rights Consortium Scotland (HRCS) have developed a series of briefings covering,However following the publication of a new WhitePaper on immigration this freedom will be curtailed and
https://scvo.scot/p/28241/2018/12/20/scottish-government-debate-contribution-of-eu-nationals
spending, charity funding and public donations. 81% are worried about advances in human rights and equalities,SCVO Director of Public Affairs, John Downie, believes it is time for the voice of the voluntary sector,From funding for medical research to the sustainability of the health and social care workforce, there,The voluntary sector needs to be heard as Brexit negotiations go forward.”,A full briefing on the survey is available on the SCVO website. ENDS.
https://scvo.scot/p/14438/2017/02/08/scotlands-charities-fear-brexit-economic-shock
How much has the third sector got? Is the money going into any exciting new funds?,lots of time monitoring outcomes after receiving funds.,These have, of course, had impacts on our sector.,Public service reform The notion of public service reform is of particular interest to our sector.,John Swinney, spoke about it at the recent SNP conference, not just in terms of education (his other brief
https://scvo.scot/p/13855/2016/10/26/budget-and-local-authority-round-up
Policy briefing
8 April 2016
Taking action together
SCVO briefing: issues for the third sector beyond,Ewan Aitken, Edinburgh Cyrenians In Scotland public sector funding for the third sector dropped from,Public generosity is not, however, a long-term solution to funding vital services.,To achieve this voices from across our sector are calling for improvements in the way public funding,Capacity & Resilience Fund – Interim Report Briefing: public sector funding Creating a Fairer Scotland
https://scvo.scot/p/12034/2016/04/11/scvo-briefing-issues-for-the-third-sector-beyond-2016
