Author: Kirsten Johnston
ASIST Training for Trainers April 2025
Public Health Scotland will be hosting an ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) Training for Trainers Course in April 2025. The...
SCVO Bank account comparison table
SCVO have highlighted the main features of current accounts from institutions that have strong links to the voluntary sector, or...
Volunteer WIKI
This resource has been developed by Volunteer Edinburgh with support from partners, to give volunteer managers access to high quality,...
UK Finance – Voluntary Organisation Banking Guide
Opening a bank account is an important step for any voluntary organisation. This digital guide simplifies the process, by giving...
UNCRC Innovations Project
The UNCRC Implementation Group were given a grant by the Scottish Government UNCRC Innovations Fund and have, for the last...
Aspiring Places: helping raise awareness of community projects
In spring 2025, Argyll and Bute Council will launch ‘Aspiring Places – Community Projects in Argyll and Bute’. This is...
Argyll and Bute Visitor Levy consultation
The Scottish Government’s visitor levy legislation (Visitor Levy (Scotland) Act) allows a charge to be introduced on overnight stays in...
Community Wealth Building in Scotland Survey
A Community Wealth Building in Scotland Survey has been launched by Rural Exchange. Rural Exchange research on Community Wealth Building...
Budget consultation 2025/26
The council services we all use need funding. With a budget gap of £27 million over the next five years,...
Social Enterprise Action 2024-2026
Scottish Government has launched the Social Enterprise Action Plan 2024-2026, a transformative strategy to strengthen Scotland’s social enterprise ecosystem. The...
‘Moving on’ from care into adulthood consultation
The Scottish Government are committed to Keeping the Promise to all children and young people by 2030. This includes making...
Latest OSCR Sector Overview Report
The latest version of the Sector Overview Report is now available, providing an outline of the charity sector in Scotland...
