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Male board member row rocks women’s aid movement

The Scottish Women’s Aid network was rocked this week when a charity quit over a row about a man appointed to its board

NEWS 21 October 2016

Social Justice & Poverty

New powers must be used to blitz child poverty

Activists have called on the Scottish Government to use new social security powers to eradicate child poverty

NEWS 21 October 2016

Social Justice & Poverty

Sector must stand up to bullies who would exploit Olive Cooke tragedy

Let's get our act together - and stand up against those who want to silence charities

OPINION 13 October 2016

Olive Cooke: is it time the sector moved on?

Sector was treated harshly after Olive Cook's death, it's been argued - now it's time to move forward

NEWS 13 October 2016

Third sector job site expands in Europe

Scotland’s most successful recruitment service for the voluntary sector has expanded in Europe

NEWS 11 October 2016

Chip chip hooray - let’s hear it for RNLI supper stars

RNLI is calling on people across Scotland the to step up to the plate and host a fish supper for lifeboat crews

NEWS 11 October 2016

Culture & Leisure

Why charities shouldn’t be afraid of the mystery shopper!

Charities should embrace mystery shoppers as an invaluable way of gaining insight into how they operate - and come across to the public

NEWS 7 October 2016

Get unelected church reps off education committees, says society

Secular Society wants to end automatic church representation on education committees

NEWS 7 October 2016

Families & Young People

Hurricane Matthew: how you can help

Charities have organised appeals to help those whose lives are being devastated by Hurricane Matthew

NEWS 7 October 2016

Environment & International

No benefit sanctions in Scotland, say MSPs

Charities have welcomed a commitment that punitive sanctions won’t be placed on benefits once welfare powers are devolved to Scotland

NEWS 7 October 2016

Families & Young People

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