They enrich our lives with sporting and cultural activities, protect our environment and provide a voice,Find out what SCVO is doing in response to what it has learned through Never More Needed.,Research SCVO – Coronavirus and its impact on the Scottish voluntary sector – what do we know so far?,SCVO – State of the Sector: pre-coronavirus OSCR – COVID-19 Impact on Charities Social Enterprise Scotland, – State of the Sector SCVO - Coronavirus and its impact on the Scottish voluntary sector - a review

Our starting point must be to establish what our current footprint looks like.,Our strategic objectives are to support, promote and develop a confident, sustainable voluntary sector,What will we do When we have established our baseline position and set our targets, we will continuously,Scotland, we will deliver a learning programme to all staff and trustees so that we are all clear about,our priorities, what change is required and the impact each of us has on the environment.

Joining the SCVO Board of Trustees At SCVO we're passionate about what the voluntary sector can achieve,SCVO Board of Trustees. https://youtu.be/0Z0oDh6hKCc How do I apply?,sector.,SCVO’s values promoting the role of the voluntary sector wherever appropriate receiving reports from,SCVO's work and our current board Read about SCVO's work and learn about our current board members About

Whether it’s improving a service, rethinking a process or doing user-testing.,This isn’t about grand theories—it's about making a real difference with quick, actionable steps that,“I don’t buy Nestle but I use Google and I need to do something about it” Dare to rethink how we engage,communities and schools exploiting his long-standing commitment to digital art, climate and the environment,Before SCVO, John worked for over a decade in the environment and advocacy sectors, managing fundraising

we do every day.,SCVO’s Convenor, Andrew Burns & Chief Executive, Anna Fowlie The power of the voluntary sector Our sector,All SCVO members sign up to our values statement: SCVO members believe in a thriving voluntary sector,SCVO undertakes have the interests of the sector at heart.,We believe the voluntary sector is a force for good in Scotland and will do everything we can across

Top three tips Understand what third party tools will do with your data and your users data Get informed,This lets you do a risk assessment and agree, as an organisation, how you will manage any risks you identify,you should write down how you plan to use the tool, and what risks your organisation is prepared to,The youthwork and learning disability sectors have produced a wealth of guidance that can help you work,You should follow good remote working practices so that they are working in a safe and secure environment

, organised by SCVO, is the largest voluntary sector event in the UK.,This page contains: Information about our aims for the Gathering 2022 and what we did to achieve themWishes,We're a champion for the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and we wanted to do what we could to make,At the community centre on SCVO Street, we asked delegates to tell us what makes you proud of your organisation,Centre comments: what I'm proud of about my organisationDownload Wishes, worries and memories hanging

Anna Fowlie, SCVO Chief Executive Welcome to the SCVO Impact Report 2023/24 This page tells you about,In a challenging operating environment, SCVO has been there to offer support, advice and services to,With the sector’s best interests at heart and our members at the heart of everything we do, SCVO is here,What we do, and the benefits we bring, are constantly at risk if we do not have the support and funding,and its operating environment.

However, some clear themes surfaced during SCVO’s interviews with senior leaders of voluntary sector,This section details what senior leaders said on the funding challenges their organisations face.,organisations said: Static levels of funding Voluntary organisations interviewed explained that they often do,These voluntary organisations face a unique challenge in the sense that they do not want to pull money,enable them to feel more secure and plan for the long term while responding quickly to a changing environment

We know that organisations want to create working environments where people can thrive in the creative,project to identify what the sector needs longer-term.,About SCVO The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) is the national membership organisation,for the voluntary sector.,SCVO is passionate about the voluntary sector and believes that charities, social enterprises and voluntary