welcomed the publication of the Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture (CEEAC) Committee’s report,We are pleased to see strong emphasis in the committee’s report on the importance of engaging with civil,This group has produced a priorities report advocating for key improvements, such as: Recognition of,2024) UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement, UK Domestic Advisory Group: 2024 to 2025 priorities report

Eight out of ten Scottish voluntary organisations report that financial difficulties rank among their,This has contributed to, eight out of ten organisations in Scotland reporting that financial difficulties

As a result, eight out of ten organisations report that financial difficulties rank among their most,In the most recent Scottish Third Sector Tracker, 94% of organisations reported experiencing some sort,It responded to an average of 209 reports of an animal in need, every single day last year, and has seen

falling, and demand for services continuing to increase; as a result, eight out of ten organisations report,Only one in ten organisations reported no impact at all.

Despite this renewed focus, 18 months on from the policy prospectus, there has been little progress.,In April 2023, the Scottish Government’s policy prospectus, New leadership - A fresh start, renewed these,Despite this renewed focus, 18 months on from the policy prospectus, there has been little progress.,Tracker found: From August 2021 to April 2024, the proportion of voluntary sector organisations reporting,Over a third (36%) of organisations have reported having made use of their financial reserves in the

much of which was endorsed in the Social Justice and Social Security Committee’s Pre-Budget Scrutiny report,Accessible, streamlined, proportionate, and consistent approaches to applications and reporting, timely,decisions, including transparent delivery goals, timelines, and accountability mechanisms – such as reporting,This has contributed to eight out of ten voluntary organisations in Scotland reporting that financial,the many recommendations in the Social Justice and Social Security Committee’s Pre-Budget Scrutiny report

Eight out of ten Scottish voluntary organisations report that financial difficulties rank among their,This has contributed to, eight out of ten organisations in Scotland reporting that financial difficulties,much of which was endorsed in the Social Justice and Social Security Committee’s Pre-Budget Scrutiny report,In April 2023, the Scottish Government’s policy prospectus, New leadership - A fresh start, renewed these,the many recommendations in the Social Justice and Social Security Committee’s Pre-Budget Scrutiny report

much of which was endorsed in the Social Justice and Social Security Committee’s Pre-Budget Scrutiny report,The Social Justice and Social Security Committee’s 2025/26 Pre-Budget scrutiny report focused exclusively,Streamline application and reporting processes and introduce a level of standardisation.,Accessible, streamlined, proportionate, and consistent approaches to applications and reporting, timely,Additionally, as mentioned above, in their pre-budget scrutiny report, the Committee raised Disclosure

much of which was endorsed in the Social Justice and Social Security Committee’s Pre-Budget Scrutiny report,As the Committee recognised, despite a renewed focus, 18 months on from the policy prospectus, there,Streamline application and reporting processes and introduce a level of standardisation.,As a result, eight out of ten organisations report that financial difficulties rank among their most,the many recommendations in the Social Justice and Social Security Committee’s Pre-Budget Scrutiny report

As a result, eight out of ten organisations report that financial difficulties rank among their most,It responded to an average of 209 reports of an animal in need, every single day last year, and has seen