Funding guide Our funding guide takes you through the key steps to consider when thinking about funding,The guide includes information on how to find funding, tips on what to include in your application, how,Policy & influencing We recognise that funding is one of the key priorities across the voluntary sector,and our team continue to call for Fair Funding for the sector.,crisis are the latest chapters in a longer story of instability and unpredictability in voluntary sector

employer including guides to hybrid working, performance management and wellbeing.,I’m Caroline.I’ve worked in HR for over 20 years and in the voluntary sector for around 18 years.,I’m passionate about making HR more progressive and accessible for all.Outside of work I love musical,I’m also a volunteer young person’s mentor and trustee board member.,I’ve worked with SCVO for a year, and I’ve loved every minute of supporting organisations in our sector

, championing its members’ work and aims, and we wanted to be part of such a collaborative organisation,They allow us to keep our finger on the pulse of what is developing within the sector.,Our wonderful complementary therapy volunteer team lead by our national award-winning therapist have,love fellow SCVO members and members of the public to join in some of our events to help support our work,and we encourage people to find out more about our services on our website.”

In this guide, we look at one specific area: generative AI.,This guide is for you if: you work or volunteer in the charity sector you’re not a specialist in AI you,want to find out more about what generative AI can do you’re worried about AI and how it might be used,you’re exploring possibilities for using generative AI in your work.,In this guide, we’ll outline scenarios where generative AI could or has been used then summarise some

Scottish society needs a thriving voluntary sector to support people when they need it most and so do,If your organisation is a funder, take a look at SCVO’s guide to best practise for funders during Coronavirus,Corporate volunteers can donate their time to help manage, shape and guide charities through the coronavirus,Do your research Think about what kind of society your business needs to survive and thrive?,Shout about it!

With over 250,000 trustees across the country who help shape and guide voluntary sector organisations,You’re now one of over 250,000 trustees in Scotland who guide the work of our vibrant voluntary sector,questions about your organisation and giving you a personalised action plan at the end.,Zone with Volunteer Scotland to advertise your trustee opportunities on the Volunteer Scotland national,TFN Guide to Running a Charity or Social Enterprise 2024 Third Force News have published the 'TFN Guide

We want to say thank you to the 250,000 trustees across the country who help shape and guide voluntary,sector organisations for playing a vital role, volunteering your time and working together to make important,decisions about your organisation's work.,Code for the third sector, asking you a series of questions about your organisation and giving you a,– Trustee Recruitment Cycle: getting the right mix of trustees Join Janet Thorne, CEO of Reach Volunteering

Have we adapted how we support staff and volunteers when working in new ways?,This isn’t about grand theories—it's about making a real difference with quick, actionable steps that,Before SCVO, John worked for over a decade in the environment and advocacy sectors, managing fundraising,Lab – a digital agency working specifically with the charity sector.,He is responsible for work on policy, membership and sector support services.

From the start of lockdown we worked to give a strong voice and representation to the sector.,We worked with independent funders and third sector interfaces to try to ensure that funding being made, and to stimulate debate about the sector’s future Liaised closely with Scottish Government regarding,and resources on areas including funding, running your organisation, governance, fundraising, volunteering,Please contact us at [email protected] if you have any feedback on our work or ideas about what we

SCVO have appointed Alison Brogan as Third Sector Cyber Resilience Co-ordinator, who will work closely,Alison is guided by a working group, made up of a range of people from across the sector, who will shape,and guide the programme of work to help the sector in: prioritising cyber risk protecting against most,Quarterly hints and tips to help your staff and volunteers spot cyber risks and take appropriate action,read a news article at CyberScotland.com, before reminding don't take the bait and now we're talking about