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Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises. Charity registered in Scotland SC003558. Registered office Mansfield Traquair Centre, 15 Mansfield Place, Edinburgh EH3 6BB.

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Posts tagged Volunteers' Week Scotland

Supporting 'Volunteering For All' - all across Scotland
Elaine Gibb
4 June 2018
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Volunteers’ Week is absolutely an important thank you to volunteers across Scotland and for the contribution they make to communities and society. But it is also a great opportunity to say thank you to, and recognise, those who help people volunteer and make volunteering happen... Read more

Volunteers’ Week Scotland 2018
Press release
31 May 2018
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National celebrations will recognise the contribution of Scotland’s diverse volunteer community and encourage more people to get involved Thousands of charities, voluntary and public sector organisations are gearing up to celebrate the vital contribution made by volunteers across... Read more

Why ‘volunteering for all’ is an important theme
George Thomson
16 May 2018
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Volunteers week 2018 has the strap line ‘Volunteering for All’ for all UK countries. I’m especially pleased about this, as it’s a direct take from the work being led by the Scottish Government with bold and ambitious thinking to make it the norm for everyone to be engaged in all... Read more

Quarriers demonstrates that volunteering is for all
Lauren Pluss
2 May 2018
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As you might already know, ‘volunteering for all’ is the theme for this year’s Volunteers’ Week (1st -7th June). We’ve been chatting to Louise McGinty, Volunteer Development Manager, at Quarriers about the types of volunteer opportunities they have across Scotland and hearing... Read more

Thinking differently about volunteering
David McNeill
25 April 2018
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Can you think about a service which you use every week which is almost completely run by volunteers? It disrupted a 250 year old industry and made a Microsoft product irrelevant. That service is Wikipedia, with 136,119 volunteers contributing in the last 30 days to the English... Read more

Small actions can have a big impact
Lauren Pluss
18 April 2018
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Microvolunteering can have a big impact on your organisation if you do it right. On Sunday, organisations were taking to social media to encourage people to take part in microvolunteer opportunities to support their cause on Microvolunteer Day. What is microvolunteering? Well, it... Read more

‘Volunteering for all’ – get involved in this year’s Volunteers’ Week
Lauren Pluss
5 April 2018
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There are some things that sit on your ‘to-do’ list for weeks, maybe even months. Things that you really want to do but just never get around to actually doing. It might be starting a new hobby, signing yourself up to that dreaded half marathon or volunteering for a good cause... Read more

Volunteers’ Week Scotland 2017
Press release
31 May 2017
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Thousands of charities and voluntary organisations are gearing up to celebrate the vital contribution made by volunteers across the length and breadth of Scotland. From 1-7 June 2017, Volunteers’ Week Scotland will see a huge range of events take place in communities all over the... Read more

Volunteering in a digital world
Sally Dyson
31 May 2017
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The digital revolution has already happened and we are living in the aftermath. "The scale of change that has taken place – in how people chose to communicate, watch TV, learn, bank, shop and organise their lives has been likened to the industrial revolution" writes Julie Dodd in... Read more