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Most recent findings Wave ten - Spring 2025 The findings for wave ten are now available.
Response to Finance and Public Administration Committee Pre-budget Scrutiny: Managing Scotland’s Public Finances – A Strategic Approach
12 August 2024
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support Scotland’s vital voluntary sector to adapt to current and future societal and economic challenges,Within the first 18 months of a pilot project The Cyrenians Hospital InReach service, for example, reported,It is widely understood that our sector is facing unprecedented challenges.,of year two, 2024-25, that funding was uncertain, and funds were temporarily provided on a rolling month-by-month,many organisations in receipt of local or national government funding have received no uplift in over ten
Let’s talk about private renting
OPINION
8 July 2015
Guest post
Regeneration & Housing
Ellie Hutchinson discusses the need to establish a national forum for tenants living in rented private
#ChristiePlus10: Radical Scotland? Not yet, but we can be if we choose.
OPINION
28 July 2021
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Management
Social Justice & Poverty
#NeverMoreNeeded
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#ChristiePlus10: a series of expert blogs reflecting on ten years since the publication of the Christie
https://tfn.scot/opinion/christieplus10-radical-scotland-not-yet-but-we-can-be-if-we-choose
The hidden side effect of cancer
OPINION
12 April 2016
Guest post
Health & Social Care
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Janice Preston says cancer patients face a dual challenge of fighting for their health and paying their
Government told to find out why charities aren’t making best use of technology
NEWS
30 November 2016
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Management
Senior executives from Google and Twitter tell House of Lords committee on charities digital technology
https://tfn.scot/news/government-told-to-find-out-why-charities-arent-making-best-use-of-technolo
How we designed change
OPINION
19 March 2024
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Families & Young People
Management
Social Justice & Poverty
Environment & International
Culture & Leisure
Health & Social Care
Funding & Finance
Regeneration & Housing
Dyslexia Scotland, a small Scottish charity, has just been ranked 130th most awarded advertiser in The
Cost of living crisis: SCVO and Volunteer Scotland briefing for MPs
29 November 2022
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staffincrease the maximum approved mileage allowance payment (AMAP) rate, which has remained static for ten,The increase in operating costs is likely to be particularly challenging for physical spaces that are,Respondents to SCVO’s 2019 Sector Forecast Survey echoed known challenges of increasing demand against,estimates that the £5.7 billion of total donations made to charities across the UK in the first six months,In addition, we believe that the proliferation of negative news stories in recent months could be further
SCVO response to the inquiry into Public Administration – Effective Scottish Government decision-making
16 February 2023
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Summary Over the past 18 months SCVO has worked with its members, as well as partners across local and,In a recent article reviewing progress in the ten years since the Christie Report was published, Audit,As Sheghley Ogilvie from SCVO explained in a blog post last year: ‘I’ve often heard the Programme for,Even when a decision is made, organisations are often left waiting months for the payment of funds to,However, it is also a role that some in the sector can find challenging.
SCVO response to the Finance & Public Administration Committee: Scotland's public finances in 2023-24,- the impact of the cost of living and public service reform
19 August 2022
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must recognise the cost-of-living crisis as a long-term issue likely to be with us for years, not months,us for years, not months.,many organisations reported having had no increases in local or national government funding for over ten,SCVO’s thought-leadership blog series highlights the economic return on investment generated from public,for the months and years ahead.