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Revealed: the scandal of Parkinson’s patients being financially punished

NEWS 20 July 2017 by Rab Armour

Health & Social Care

Living with the illness not only takes a huge physical toll but also impacts financially to the detriment of family and friends

https://tfn.scot/news/revealed-the-scandal-of-parkinsons-patients-being-financially-punished

Road to becoming… a self-employed consultant

FEATURE 22 February 2019 Guest post

Management

Road to becoming… a self-employed consultant

https://tfn.scot/features/road-to-becoming-a-self-employed-consultant

Daily coronavirus roundup for third sector Monday 18 May

FEATURE 18 May 2020 by Rab Armour

Regeneration & Housing

News on how the third sector is supporting communities during lockdown

https://tfn.scot/features/daily-coronavirus-roundup-for-third-sector-monday-18-may

News in brief: what’s been going on across Scotland’s third sector 24 August 2018

LIST 24 August 2018 by Gareth Jones

Health & Social Care

A selection of stories from communities and voluntary organisations across Scotland

https://tfn.scot/lists/news-in-brief-whats-been-going-on-across-scotlands-third-sector-24-july-201

Chief Encounters: Oonagh Aitken of CSV on the importance of good punctuation

FEATURE 6 November 2014 by Paul Cardwell

Management

Volunteering and learning charity chief spells out why she jumped ship from the private sector to voluntary role

https://tfn.scot/features/chief-encounters-oonagh-aitken-of-csv-on-the-importance-of-good-punctuation

Call for social media watchdog to protect children

NEWS 12 February 2019 by Susan Smith

Health & Social Care

Most adults back a children charity's call to create a regulator to enforce social media firms to protect children from dangerous content

https://tfn.scot/news/call-for-social-media-watchdog-to-protect-children

Charity workers less likely to get living wage than everyone else

NEWS 7 November 2017 by Susan Smith

Management

More than a quarter of people working for UK charities are not paid the living wage, compared to just a fifth of the rest of the population

https://tfn.scot/news/charity-workers-less-likely-to-get-living-wage-than-everyone-else

Six reasons to go on Scotland’s Climate March

LIST 23 November 2015 by Graham Martin

Environment & International

Feeling disillusioned by global leaders' failure to agree tough climate targets? This is exactly why you should march on 28 November in Edinburgh

https://tfn.scot/lists/six-reasons-you-should-be-on-scotlands-climate-march

Coffee creates a fairtrade revolution

NEWS 5 March 2019 by Gareth Jones

Culture & Leisure

Scotland is supporting Rwanda as it bids to continue its recovery from years of war, as the country's coffee trade looks to expand

https://tfn.scot/news/coffee-creates-a-fairtrade-revolution

New sleepover ruling could save social care charities millions

NEWS 13 July 2018 by Susan Smith

Health & Social Care

Social care bodies say new Court of Appeal ruling could absolve charities of millions of pounds of back payments for sleepover shifts

https://tfn.scot/news/new-sleepover-ruling-could-save-social-care-charities-millions

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Revealed: the scandal of Parkinson’s patients being financially punished

Road to becoming… a self-employed consultant

Daily coronavirus roundup for third sector Monday 18 May

News in brief: what’s been going on across Scotland’s third sector 24 August 2018

Chief Encounters: Oonagh Aitken of CSV on the importance of good punctuation

Call for social media watchdog to protect children

Charity workers less likely to get living wage than everyone else

Six reasons to go on Scotland’s Climate March

Coffee creates a fairtrade revolution

New sleepover ruling could save social care charities millions

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