This data is supported by Volunteer Scotland’s The State of Volunteering in 2023 report which highlighted,The report also references a survey conducted by the Volunteer Action Plan Cost of Living Task Group,,In the same year, the voluntary sector in Scotland employed just over 133,000 people, making up 5% of,people across Scotland.,volunteers, and undertake vital environmental and medical research.

I hope you enjoy this impact report for 2023/24.,In 2023/24, our HR policies continued to support flexible and blended working and our staff survey results,In our 2023 staff survey, over 98% of respondents agreed that they would recommend SCVO as a great place,Fair funding In 2022/2023, we hosted three hundred SCVO members at nine SCVO Policy Network events.,Over 6,100 people have been estimated to benefit from these new funds: Device lending libraries - we

1 report.,decades, and the Charities (Regulation and Administration) (Scotland) Act 2023 focusing on specific,,As OSCR’s own Scottish Charity Survey 2022 showed, a quarter of charities were concerned about the recruitment,We employ 5% of Scotland’s workforce, support people to be economically active, and undertake vital environmental,and medical research.

The Scottish Third Sector Tracker SCVO’s State of the Sector statistics 2022.,running cost crisis has pushed the resilience of voluntary organisations to the limit; 67% of those surveyed,Provides essential support and services to people and communities across Scotland.,In the Spring 2023 Third Sector Tracker, 66% of respondents reported an increase in demand for their,The Children, Young People, Families and Adult Learning (CYPFAL) Third Sector Fund in particular, has

State of the Sector 2022 (August 2022)Fair Funding for the Voluntary Sector (January 2023)A collection,of SCVO engagement and research activities into Fair Funding (2022) SCVO's response to the Scottish,on the Children, Young People, Families and Adult Learning Third Sector Fund (April 2023)SCVO letter,Of the organisations surveyed, 67% reported shortages and issues with staffing and volunteers, 67% reported,concerns and frustration around the Children, Young People, Families and Adult Learning Third Sector

running cost crisis has pushed the resilience of voluntary organisations to the limit, 67% of those surveyed,Children’s Hospices Across Scotland reported its services generated £6.24 in public value in return for,Provides essential support and services to people and communities across Scotland.,In the Spring 2023 Third Sector Tracker, 66% of respondents reported an increase in demand for their,The Child, Young People, Families and Adult Learning (CYPFAL) Third Sector Fund has been highlighted