“Active travel is good for your physical, mental, and social health, and increased rates of active travel,the skills, experience, and dedication of voluntary organisations providing valued active travel support,When the numbers set out by Transport Scotland show both the savings that active travel can deliver to
https://scvo.scot/policy/fair-funding-procurement/fair-funding/active-travel
The sector is best known for the contribution it makes to the communities it serves.,We bring innovative solutions, uphold human rights, support the most vulnerable, engage in prevention,any hope of solving the challenges we face as a society rests on acknowledging that neither sector can,Here are some of the ways we can see the voluntary sector as an economic actor: About the sector https,://youtu.be/0UIu9sAzXHc Latest news & opinion The latest sector's role in the economy news and blogs.
https://scvo.scot/policy/transforming-the-economy/economy
it involves them, and how they can participate.,There is concern over how non-statutory anchor organisations, such as large businesses, will be held,to account with their CWB commitments, when large business interests can often differ or directly oppose,it involves them, and how they can participate.,and registered charities – can locate the support needed to access patient finance, not only through
https://scvo.scot/p/59630/2023/05/15/scvo-response-to-building-community-wealth-consultation-scottish-government
This will support almost 70,000 charities and is worth more than £300m.,the Investment Zones offer can help to support their objectives, as part of the wider process for identifying,Digital Later this year, the UK Government will set out its plans on how it will further support digital,mini-budget statement and what it means for charities ProBono Economics outline how Growth Plan benefits,SPICe also published a blog considering the impact on Scotland. What’s next?
https://scvo.scot/p/54109/2022/09/28/the-uk-growth-plan-2022-and-the-energy-bill-relief-scheme
Educate your team on how you collect feedback, the power of reviews and advise best practice.,Digi-tale There are lots of digital opportunities to encourage people to share their charity tales.,For example when Stirling Soup first joined Good HQ, they asked their supporters on Facebook to share,You could also add a widget to your website – this shows your average rating and asks people to share,You could also pop some business card sized asks in goody bags or with other materials you send out to
https://scvo.scot/p/21688/2017/11/09/how-do-you-ask-people-to-write-reviews
