SCVO briefing to the Scottish Parliament - Debate: COVID-19 Next Steps (Communities) SCVO briefing -,This includes a range of mixed-income sources such as contracts, grants, and fundraising.,activities.Increased demand: There is a need for funding to meet the expected increased demand on the sector post-lockdown,Time is required to form new social partnerships between the government and different sectors.Lessons,collaborate in a balanced way with each of the different sectors – including the voluntary sector – to form

This support could take a variety of forms, perhaps pre-apprenticeship support by aligning pre-existing,During a period of increased scrutiny around donations and fundraising, some organisations understandably,towards assisting the most disadvantaged into sustainable employment and providing opportunities for the long-term,inclusive growth agenda by providing opportunities across Scotland, tackling inequality and addressing long-standing

Policy briefing 8 April 2016 Taking action together SCVO briefing: issues for the third sector beyond,told Age UK they felt lonely “always” or “often”, while 350,000 elderly people said TV was their main form,innovate and the ever generous Scottish public continue to donate, with general public donations and fundraised,Engender: Gender and other forms of equality are preconditions of sustainable, equitable growth.,We need a commitment to long-term funding initiatives.

SCVO has worked hard to secure a number of commitments on the back of this Bill, including the need to,See our Kate's excellent briefing for MPs summarising the big concerns our sector has had with this legislation,In preparation for a third sector manifesto, we are sharing a briefing for political parties on what

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