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Real Lives: Tackling social isolation with tea parties

Anne Grindley says Contact the Elderly's monthly parties can help older people overcome loneliness.

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Health & Social Care

Half of charities lack basic digital skills, report finds

Almost half of UK charities lack basic digital skills, a new report has revealed

NEWS 19 October 2016

Multinationals can be a force for good, research finds

Multinational companies are challenging preconceptions by fighting for human rights and protecting whistleblowers, a report has revealed

NEWS 18 October 2016

Environment & International

Search begins for a humanitarian as worthy as Scotland’s bard

A global search is under way for the next recipient of the Robert Burns Humanitarian Award

NEWS 18 October 2016

Culture & Leisure

Shotts to be Scotland’s first dementia friendly prison

HMP Shotts is working with Alzheimer's Scotland in a bid to become Scotland’s first dementia friendly prison

NEWS 18 October 2016

Social Justice & Poverty

Are universities creating barriers to disabled students?

MSPs are set to examine whether the university admissions system is failing disabled people

NEWS 18 October 2016

Families & Young People

Community rallies round after sensory garden hit by vandals

A charity is fundraising to repair a sensory garden for deaf and blind people after it was targeted by vandals.

NEWS 17 October 2016

Health & Social Care

There will be no soft Brexit for Britain’s poorest

Vulnerable and disadvantaged people in the UK are already suffering as a result of Brexit, a leading academic told a conference in Glasgow

NEWS 17 October 2016

Social Justice & Poverty

Campaign highlights plight of young people on verge of homelessness

A hard-hitting campaign shows the dilemmas faced by young people on the verge of homelessness.

NEWS 11 October 2016

Regeneration & Housing

Landmarks given Spotacular makeovers for Children in Need

Landmarks across the UK are being given spotty makeovers to mark Children in Need’s new schools fundraising campaign.

NEWS 11 October 2016

Families & Young People

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