Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

Child neglect: the tensions between care and justice

OPINION 11 December 2018 Guest post

Health & Social Care

Joanna Barrett explores why incidents of child cruelty have been growing in England but going down in Scotland

https://tfn.scot/opinion/child-neglect-the-tensions-between-care-and-justice

Could it be Universal Credit rather than Brexit that finishes off the Tories?

OPINION 7 January 2019 by Graham Martin

Social Justice & Poverty

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Graham Martin argues that the Brexit obsessed Tories could be blind-sighted by Universal Credit

https://tfn.scot/opinion/could-it-be-universal-credit-rather-than-brexit-that-finishes-off-the-torie

Seescape is making waves for those with sight impairment

OPINION 14 January 2019 Guest post

Management

Carl Hodson on charity's name change

https://tfn.scot/opinion/seescape-is-making-waves-for-those-with-sight-impairment

Westminster must end age discrimination of young people

NEWS 16 April 2015 by Paul Cardwell

Families & Young People

YouthLink Scotland’s general election manifesto puts ‘equal pay for equal work’ high on its agenda

https://tfn.scot/news/westminster-must-end-age-discrimination-of-young-people

Carers must be respected and recognised

OPINION 8 June 2016 by Rab Armour

Families & Young People

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Susan Petty, a full-time carer, believes the role of those caring for loved ones is undervalued despite carers saving the state billions

https://tfn.scot/opinion/carers-must-be-respected-and-recognised

Social Care is a crucial investment in the people of Scotland

OPINION 17 June 2016 by Rab Armour

Health & Social Care

Tressa Burke reiterates is having a blether about disabled people's right to Self Directed Support as part of a national campaign #SDSblether

https://tfn.scot/opinion/social-care-is-a-crucial-investment-in-the-people-of-scotland

What does Brexit mean for disabled people?

OPINION 28 June 2016 Guest post

Health & Social Care

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Tressa Burke considers the implications of Brexit on the disabled community and their fight for the right to independent living

https://tfn.scot/opinion/what-does-brexit-mean-for-disabled-people

A fresh start for fundraising as scandal is put to rest

OPINION 19 January 2016 by Susan Smith

Funding & Finance

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Susan Smith says the FRSB's final report into the circumstances of Olive Cooke's death is as uninspiring as the regulator has been

https://tfn.scot/opinion/a-fresh-start-from-fundraising-as-scandal-is-put-to-rest

We are all responsible for evil - we allow it to exist by doing nothing

OPINION 20 April 2016 Guest post

Social Justice & Poverty

Dundee-born Callum Jensen was so moved by his experiences working for charities in Angola he wrote a book on how human spirit can endure even the worst trauma

https://tfn.scot/opinion/out-of-africa1

Helping organisations move from asking to earning

OPINION 28 October 2016 Guest post

Management

Roger Moors, chief development officer at Social Investment Scotland, examines the origins and growth of social investment in Scotland.

https://tfn.scot/opinion/helping-organisations-move-from-asking-to-earning

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Child neglect: the tensions between care and justice

Could it be Universal Credit rather than Brexit that finishes off the Tories?

Seescape is making waves for those with sight impairment

Westminster must end age discrimination of young people

Carers must be respected and recognised

Social Care is a crucial investment in the people of Scotland

What does Brexit mean for disabled people?

A fresh start for fundraising as scandal is put to rest

We are all responsible for evil - we allow it to exist by doing nothing

Helping organisations move from asking to earning

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