Exclusive membership benefits and support networks A strong community of voluntary organisations of all,Cancer Support Scotland We talked to Stephanie Quigley, service manager with Cancer Support Scotland,“Cancer Support Scotland is a charity that has been supporting the wellbeing of people affected by cancer,takes additional funding and financial support.,being responsive, supportive and committed to people affected by cancer in Scotland.
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Laws and regulations are fundamental to good governance.,It is there to support continuous improvement and strengthen the effectiveness of governance across the,The code is supported by the SCVO Good Governance Checkup, which is an online tool to guide you through,The Good Governance Checkup asks a series of questions about your organisation and gives you a personalised,Equality and diversity Understanding and keeping to the principles of equality, diversity and inclusion supports
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Promoting and supporting good governance in the voluntary sector is a core part of SCVO's work.,Good Governance Checkup Good Governance is key to having an effective board and making sure your organisation,Our checkup helps you assess where you’re doing well, and gives you a bespoke action plan for areas where,Take the checkup now Resources & templates We know how important it is to make sure your organisation,We are developing a new Governance Community of Practice for SCVO members and supporters - an inclusive
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The Scottish Government published a draft Climate Change Plan in November 2025, reaffirming its commitment,The Growing Climate Confidence checkup helps you to assess where your organisation currently is, and,One to one support is also available with a Climate Development Officer.,You can find details of your local hub on the Scottish Government website SCVO partner Utility Aid can,support organisations net zero, carbon reporting, and reducing energy use.
https://scvo.scot/support/running-your-organisation/shifting-sands/environment
Trustees should: Ensure safeguarding is a key governance priority with adequate resourcing and attention,Some charities appoint one trustee to take a strategic lead, offering support and guidance to the board,They give strategic oversight, supporting assurance, and work more closely with relevant team members,checks where needed Set clear standards for your team and offer appropriate induction, training, support,They should: Advise and support the rest of the team in building a positive safeguarding culture.
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She moved to working in foster care supporting children and carers of traumatised children.,That remains the basis for all of her finance and governance training.,She leads SCVO’s governance work, running the Trustee Essentials Network, providing governance training,She wrote the SCVO Good Governance Checkup, and works with SCVO’s partners in charity law, finance and,Tracey's current course: Good governance and Trustee essentials (In-house)
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Growing Climate Confidence
Growing Climate Confidence is a support programme helping charities, social,and long term improvements, with follow up support available to turn learning into action.,Support is available to guide you through this. ,The Scottish Government’s Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES) provides funding and support,Officer Help to identify suitable renewable energy options for your community Expert advice on governance
https://scvo.scot/support/village-community-halls/climate
What is your view on the effectiveness of the Scottish Government cyber resilience policies and its most,SCVO has been actively involved in the recent review of Scottish Government’s cyber resilience strategy,These documents are useful in providing direction and focusing alignment across government policies and,SCVO also provide a free digital checkup service, allowing third sector organisations to assess their,It is worth highlighting that the report does not appear to cover the work that the Scottish Government
https://scvo.scot/p/101283/2025/10/03/scvo-response-criminal-justice-committee-consultation-on-the-risks-of-cybercrime