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HMRC Charity Tax Compliance Consultation
20 July 2023
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In April, HMRC published a consultation on charity tax compliance to: “examine … charity taxation rules to help tackle non-compliance and protect the integrity of the charity sector without changing the overall purpose of the reliefs … [and] … ensure the rules continue to be fit...
https://scvo.scot/p/60910/2023/07/20/hmrc-charity-tax-compliance-consultation
Scottish Community Development Centre
- Membership number 146
- Charity registered in Scotland SC040614
https://scvo.scot/membership/members/146/scottish-community-development-centre
Sustainable Inshore Fisheries Trust
- Membership number 6512
- Charity registered in Scotland SC042334
https://scvo.scot/membership/members/6512/sustainable-inshore-fisheries-trust
What type of leadership do we now need in the Digital Inclusion sphere?Â
21 June 2023
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SCVO’s track record in the digital inclusion sphere enabled us to lead a partnership with Scottish Government,broadly than what they can do with corporate social responsibility or environmental, social and governance
Live Music and Mental Health 2021 Workshops summary
In 2021 Children in Scotland, Scottish Ensemble, University of Stirling, Scottish Government and Changing
Covid-19 and food train – more food security, kindness and dedication to vulnerable older people at home
check in' phone calls made 20 temporary staff taken on, with financial support from the Scottish Government's
Post-legislative scrutiny of the Procurement Reform (Scotland) Act 2014
The Scottish Government should work with contracting authorities to drive consistency and reduce administrative
SCVO Letter to Neil Gray MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Wellbeing Economy, Fair Work and Energy
24 April 2023
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forward to meeting with you on 10 May to discuss how we collectively ensure that the Scottish Government's,That is the Scottish Government’s recently released Fair Work First Guidance, which includes new criteria,1 July 2023, which is just over two months away, yet we still need clarity on how the Scottish Government,Please be assured that SCVO supports the Scottish Government’s aspirations for Scotland to become a Fair
Falkirk Council - Community Choices Small Grants Programme
The Community Choices Small Grants programme offers community groups the opportunity to suggest project and activity ideas they want to make happen and to receive public funds in their ward to do it. The programme supports groups with a project idea that will make a difference to people living in the Falkirk area.The priorities for community grant funding are:- People: Projects that foster good community relationships between people. Projects working with people who are disadvantaged or with protected characteristics are more likely to be successful particularly if the application can provide evidence of how people are coming together to improve relationships between people and communities.- Place: Projects that encourage people to take pride in their community. Projects that clearly set out the history or culture of the community they are celebration are more likely to be successful. - Partnership: Projects that support the Council's approach to early intervention by providing services so that people can live full, independent and positive lives.
KDP - Hillhead of Auquhirie Wind Farm Community Fund
This fund supports local community projects during the 25-year lifetime of the wind farm. The fund welcomes applications from organisations whose focus covers aspects of the following:- a broad span of the community- children and young people – especially projects focused on improving access to activities and services and where young people play a key role in the decision-making- carbon reduction – helping to tackle climate change.- vulnerable people – especially projects involving increased access to services and facilities for people with disabilities, the homeless and the elderly.- community regeneration – projects that improve health and education; reduce crime level, regenerate employment, housing and the physical environment.- self-help groups – community-based groups that deliver basic services.- environmental and wildlife projects – especially those involving improvements to communal land.- education and skills development – group and community-based programs, particularly for those who have had no previous access to training opportunities.- health – projects providing access to services that aim to improve the health and well-being of communities.- heritage – projects that celebrate and protect the local heritage.- sustainability – projects that promote sustainable development.- community buildings – projects that help maintain community owned buildings widely used by the community.The fund is open to applications from projects which benefit residents living in Arbuthnott, Catterline, Kinneff and Dunnottar, Mearns, Stonehaven and District
https://funding.scot/funds/a0Rb000000CEBOqEAP/kdp-hillhead-of-auquhirie-wind-farm-community-fund