We know we’re supposed to have reserves but we’re not sure how much and how they can be used.’,, and how your charity can begin to implement it, drawing on The Institute for Voluntary Action Research,If we don’t have the funds to help them, they suffer real poverty.,you have determined your target level of reserves and how you intend to meet it.,How can my charity manage our reserves?

The banking landscape is only becoming harder for voluntary organisations to navigate, and we must see,as the Scottish partner to ensure the needs of our sector were represented and advocated for, though we,are keen to ensure others in Scotland can engage with this work.,Please get in touch with me if you would like to help SCVO better understand the issue, or for more information,on how to participate: kyrstie.brown@scvo.scot

of the Code, helping identify areas where you can improve, and giving you a personalised action plan,We can all recognise that trustees often have a tough job to do, are unpaid, and unfortunately also sometimes,Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but what we can be certain of is that trustees must be well informed,We’ll cover what you need to know about charity law and good governance and what trustees can and can,trustees and our sample Trustee induction checklist which you can use to prepare your own induction

it involves them, and how they can participate.,Recommendation: Committed funding is needed to help train, develop and support volunteers and trustees,We are proposing a duty to advance Community Wealth Building, which form do you think this duty should,it involves them, and how they can participate.,Committed funding is needed to help train, develop and support volunteers and trustees to support engagement