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How going public about funding crisis saved a charity
NEWS
17 April 2019
by
Management
A charity which came close to closing due to funding cuts has said going public about its plight helped save it
Where are they now – 10 former ProjectScotland volunteers
LIST
10 July 2015
by
Families & Young People
TFN reporter and former ProjectScotland volunteer Paul Cardwell caught up with nine other former volunteers who have completed the programme
https://tfn.scot/lists/where-are-they-now-10-former-projectscotland-volunteers
Charities unite in call for action against shameful poverty levels
Hazel, a lone parent living in Fife, said: “I did not want to be a single mum on benefits, like you seen,“I think there needs to be more support for lone parents accessing employment but from an early stage,Employers should think about parents when writing contracts or vacancy ads, shifts could be more flexible,to support parents and transport could be less expensive.”,are being battered by welfare reforms, stagnant wages, rising utility bills, higher living costs and job
Living below the breadline
13 March 2014
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My ex-partner had a really good job, so I put my career on hold to bring up my children while he worked,It was at this time that I started volunteering with Fife Gingerbread.,I think there needs to be more support for lone parents accessing employment but from an early stage.,Employers can think about parents when writing contracts or vacancy ads, shifts can be more flexible,to support parents and transport can be less expensive.
https://scvo.scot/p/3799/2014/03/13/living-below-the-breadline