The infographic summary, summary report and data tables for the fifth wave of The Scottish Third Sector Tracker are available here. Key Findings — Summary report The wave 5 summary report is available here The findings from wave five of the Scottish Third Sector Tracker suggested...

The initial findings from the second wave of the Scottish Third Sector Tracker are available here. The findings suggested that most third sector organisations continued to face challenges in the face of the pandemic. However, there had been improvement in the sector’s ability to...

Particularly evident in this report was the increased prevalence of staffing issues and shortages, volunteer

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The infographic summary, summary report and data tables for the sixth wave of The Scottish Third Sector Tracker are available here. Read our summary report of wave six of the tracker.

All research and insights shared with us will be collated in our searchable Evidence Library: https:/,/scvo.org.uk/policy/evidence-library https://scvo.org.uk/policy/coronavirus The briefing covers: Funding

To inform SCVO's response, I gathered evidence from third-sector organisations working directly with,Protecting children online requires a far more nuanced and comprehensive approach than any single policy,recurring, informal, community-embedded digital literacy support delivered in familiar settings like libraries,redesigning platforms and rebuilding community infrastructure is likely to define children's online safety policy

public sector reviews and voluntary sector surveys chime strongly with the Committee’s summary: Good policies,are in place, but there is still a disconnect between policy and practice on the ground.