Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

The Gathering 2023 round-up

Funding social justice – why Lankelly Chase decided to give all their money away Charities need to contend,Catch up on 'Funding social justice' #EssentialSector film launch When the dust settled on the first,sessions about different areas in the third sector""Seeing the trends of things that are currently funded

https://scvo.scot/the-gathering/round-up-2023

Growing climate confidence: But what can I do?

Beth Mukushi

13 July 2023

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Support & learning

I remember collecting the excess packaging from my snacks and posting it back to the manufacturers as,This short post from Adam Bastock about reframing climate action by highlighting the benefits, not the,scorecard which will give you a ‘quick and dirty’ sense of what action you should prioritise first, a funding,We hope to be able to show where more support and funding is needed, and to demonstrate the great action

https://scvo.scot/p/60724/2023/07/13/growing-climate-confidence

Beatson Cancer Charity

Membership number 4966
Charity registered in Scotland SC044442

https://scvo.scot/membership/members/4966/beatson-cancer-charity

Paul Hamlyn Foundation - Arts Fund

Currently Closed

This can include support for specific posts, skills development, underpinning of the strategy or business

https://funding.scot/funds/a0Rb0000007ZXsvEAG/paul-hamlyn-foundation-arts-fund

Community gets cash to buy pub

NEWS 23 November 2017 by Robert Armour

Funding & Finance

Locals get cash to revitalise local community

https://tfn.scot/news/community-gets-cash-to-buy-pub

Does Levelling Up have a future?

Rachel Le Noan

3 April 2023

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Policy

Public Funds

Most recently, ahead of the budget, we asked the UK Government to commit to continuing Levelling Up funding,He confirmed further rounds for the Levelling Up Fund (LUF) and the Community Ownership Fund (COF) and,A clear commitment to the future of Levelling Up post-2025 is urgently needed to provide certainty for,The benefits of long-term funding are well understood, allowing voluntary organisations to recruit and,will replace EU Structural Funds in Scotland.

https://scvo.scot/p/59050/2023/04/03/does-levelling-up-have-a-future

SCVO Research Briefing: State of the Sector, pre-Coronavirus (June 2020)

of the regulated Scottish voluntary sector in 2018, giving us a baseline for understanding sector funding,and assets pre- and post-Coronavirus.,Sector income = £2.1 billion General public income = £1.5 billion Annual spend = £5.75 billion Total Funds

https://scvo.scot/research/reports/evidence-library/scvo-research-briefing-state-of-the-sector-pre-coronavirus-june-2020