Skills, training and support Digital tools and platforms are constantly evolving, adding more and more,You can also access free digital support from a range of sources.,At SCVO we offer free dedicated digital support, and you can find a range of digital topics in our upcoming,For example: Digital funding Unfortunately, very few funders offer dedicated support for digital infrastructure,For example: An online tool or service might cost £20 per month, but could easily pay for itself by saving

People sometimes feel they are passed from pillar to post – never getting the support they actually require,Explore the five pillars of digital inclusion – how can they relate to the support you do or want to,depend on the circumstances of the person you’re looking to support.,people don’t feel comfortable engaging with the learning environment, you need to adjust how you support,You can always check out the Resources page of Scotland’s Digital Inclusion Charter for more support.

Digital isn’t just about knowing how to unmute yourself on Zoom, or moving your files into the cloud.,Have we adapted how we support staff and volunteers when working in new ways?,P9pkJp1gtmA&list=PLD_XS4xNFQV7qJ5AfjhoikJsnEIkzGXxj&index=5 Speaker profiles Tariq Ali Tariq has over 20,He is responsible for work on policy, membership and sector support services.,Maddie has a strong background in supporting voluntary organisations in Scotland to embrace digital to

SCVO is a delivery partner for Digital Health and Care Scotland’s Digital Inclusion Programme and we’

, as well as supporting voluntary organisations to be more digitally engaged themselves.,SCVO policy-driven interactions 20 SCVO policy briefings and consultation responses 7 committee appearances,v=GZjK3UbuU_0 Our digital voluntary sector SCVO’s digital team continued their hard work in upskilling,their digital journeys Adopted a more in-depth understanding of digital via our free training sessions,Had the chance to learn directly from digital experts 76 Digital checkups 18 Topical digital training

digital exclusion and our vision for a fairer, more digitally inclusive Scotland, in 2023 we launched,Along with this valuable resource, our Digital Inclusion team continued building vital digital capacity,and partnerships in the sector through various learning opportunities: 20 webinars and events 19 Community,of people on their digital journeys.,on a whole host of digital topics.

Summary Labour has recognised the need to support civil society to make an impact.,5% of Scotland’s workforce and a third more people than the 100,000 staff employed in Scotland’s digital,including; childcare, social care, emergency support, support into employment, housing, and towards,digital inclusion, and a huge range of advice services.,Labour can support our sector by championing Fair Work.

By doing so, we can effectively support what Carnegie UK calls the 'golden thread.',Statistics Centre of Excellence (ESCoE), has been commissioned by the Department for Department for Digital,By doing so, we can effectively support what Carnegie UK calls the 'golden thread.',, presents 20 calls to action that, if implemented, would significantly contribute to progress in Scotland's,call to action that directly relates to the usability and success of Scotland's NPF; Call to Action 20