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Compendium of International Legal Instruments and Other Inter-governmental Commitments Concerning Core Civil Society Rights
This compendium collates and consolidates various commitments made by national governments - both regionally
Life in Low Income Families - Research Report
The explicit evaluations by those living in low income family households of government policies and practices
https://scvo.scot/research/reports/evidence-library/life-in-low-income-families-research-report
The Oak Trust
The Oak Trust is a small charity, making grants of £250 - £4,000 to registered UK charities supporting disadvantaged people, and medical and environmental charities.They support registered UK charities, working in areas of the world where the needs from deprivation, natural disaster or conflict are beyond what the national government can provide. If the charity only works locally, the Trust will give preference to charities working in East Anglia.There are no specific criteria, but consideration is given, among other things, to:- People who are disadvantaged (in the widest sense)- Personal development through adventure- The environment- Whether the charity will be able to bring life-changing benefits to its clients- Whether a small grant of, say, £500 will really make a difference to the charity- How challenging the raising of the money for the particular cause will be- The number of people assisted per £ spent- The viability of the charity and where the rest of the money will come from- How much the charity spends on fund-raising and administration- Whether the charity works locally, nationally or internationally
Tullo and Twinshiels Wind Farms Community Benefit Fund
The fund aims to support projects that make a difference to life in, and seek improvement in, the local community. They are keen to support community and voluntary organisations that are charitable, educational, philanthropic or benevolent in purpose. You do not have to be a registered charity to apply for funding but you do have to be able to demonstrate real community impetus and benefits.Projects should benefit people living in Arbuthnott; Benholm and Johnshaven; Gourdon; Inverbervie; Mearns; St Cyrus.Please check the fund guidelines to check eligibility before applying.
https://funding.scot/funds/a0Rb00000094KOxEAM/tullo-and-twinshiels-wind-farms-community-benefit-fund
Young people across the Scottish Borders are full of inspiring ideas to help tackle the climate crisis and promote community climate action– and SBCAN is here to help bring those ideas to life. They're inviting youth groups, schools, clubs and voluntary groups to apply for grants to run a project that makes a difference in your community. This fund will support projects or activities that include: - Community Action which benefits our planet- Developing Sustainable practices- Encouraging Climate Resilience and Adaptations- Learning new skills and discovering natureThey are particularly keen to support projects which show:- Youth-led projects where young people are involved in taking ownership and deciding what they want;- Collaborative working between groups;- Inter-generational working;- Groups that promote inclusive activity with under-represented groups;- Projects which support the young people to achieve recognition for their achievements- for example Dynamic Youth Award Climate Action Challenge/ John Muir Award/ Saltire Awards- A long-term vision for Climate Action within your school/ group.
Historic Environment Scotland - Partnership Fund
Partnership Fund is open to applications from third-sector organisations delivering strategic outcomes with national impact for Scotland’s historic environment or the Scottish historic environment sector.You must have a track-record of making a significant contribution to HES Grants Priorities and address a clear and demonstrable need or opportunity for Scotland’s historic environment sector which is not being met by other organisations.Examples of possible eligible activities include:- Professional or volunteer training programmes addressing recognised historic environment skills gaps at a national level- Developmental, advocacy or capacity-building activities enabling the sector to achieve strategic outcomes in line with national priorities- Outreach activities or learning programmes delivering high-impact outcomes for audiences across ScotlandPartnership Fund grants can only cover direct activity costs and an appropriate level of indirect costs (full cost recovery) associated with the funded activities.
https://funding.scot/funds/a0R3z00000Oj5O7EAJ/historic-environment-scotland-partnership-fund
Beyond the Cliff Edge: A Roadmap to Sustainability for London's Black-Led Organisations (2025)
Black-led organisations play a critical role in their communities, but unequal access to funding, governance,that long-term, unrestricted funding, participatory decision-making, and access to training in governance
Flexibility Works
- Membership number 8522
- Charity registered in Scotland SC050179
‘Promising Approaches Revisited: Effective action on loneliness in later life. (October 2020)
Five years on, thanks to the work of many organisations, there are government loneliness strategies in
State of the Sector: Covid-19 and Social Enterprise in Scotland. (August 2020)
been prepared by Social Enterprise Scotland to provide an update to aid and inform the Scottish Government