Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

Our latest analysis shows more charities struggling to break even, but also some welcome growth in key funding streams

Ilse Mackinnon

3 February 2025

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Research

Income from government has remained fairly steady, and income from the public has largely recovered after,Five years ago, the amount of money received from government was just slightly higher than the income,Fears of a sudden withdrawal of essential government support were not realized in 2023, but when we factor

https://scvo.scot/p/96909/2025/02/03/our-latest-analysis-shows-more-charities-struggling-to-break-even-but-also-some-welcome-growth-in-key-funding-streams

Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain - Edinburgh Branch

Membership number 7196

https://scvo.scot/membership/members/7196/association-of-ukrainians-in-great-britain-edinburgh-branch

Scottish Beekeepers Association

Membership number 5888
Charity registered in Scotland SC009345

https://scvo.scot/membership/members/5888/scottish-beekeepers-association

The Fostering Network (Scotland)

Membership number 319
Charity registered in Scotland SC039338

https://scvo.scot/membership/members/319/the-fostering-network-scotland

Scottish Drugs Forum

Membership number 361
Charity registered in Scotland SC008075

https://scvo.scot/membership/members/361/scottish-drugs-forum

Scottish voluntary sector dealt £177million real-terms funding cut

Press release

24 March 2025

around half of which comes from local authorities, and a third of which comes from the Scottish Government,pressures, including the real-terms cut in public sector funding, underline the need for the Scottish Government

https://scvo.scot/p/97961/2025/03/24/scottish-voluntary-sector-dealt-177million-real-terms-funding-cut