fail to discourage ‘parking and creaming’, and will also see small providers, subcontracted, waiting long,Third sector challenges The key issues are: Lack of capacity for third sector organisations to cover,financial offer for third sector organisations, to create parity between the third sector, that pays,third sector.,SCVO works in partnership with the third sector in Scotland to advance our shared values and interests

Our sector has an ambitious vision for Scotland’s future.,The question is how can we make our vision a reality?

Many in the Third Sector believe that by fully committing to self-directed approaches we can achieve,Third Sector organisations are at the forefront of tackling food poverty and poor nutrition – and not,Manifesto 2016.,Whilst we recognise this is a contentious issue, SCVO notes the view of Children in Scotland who support,SCVO believes that we need to value all forms of contribution, not just jobs, and to tailor support to

Policy briefing 8 April 2016 Taking action together SCVO briefing: issues for the third sector beyond,Many in our sector effectively campaign on these issues, but we can do more.,Our sector also recognises that people contribute to society in many ways beyond paid employment, by,More from SCVO on these issues: Expanding self-directed support in the Scottish third sector Community,Capacity & Resilience Fund – Interim Report Briefing: public sector funding Creating a Fairer Scotland