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The voice of Scotland’s vibrant voluntary sector

Published by Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

TFN is published by the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations, Mansfield Traquair Centre, 15 Mansfield Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6BB. The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation. Registration number SC003558.

Susan Smith

Posts by Susan Smith

Campaigns Manager, SCVO
Susan Smith is campaigns manager for the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations. She has worked as a journalist for twenty years across a range of publications including Which, The Scotsman and the Edinburgh Evening News.

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TFN is taking the time over the summer to celebrate all things social enterprise, why not join in using #SocEntSummer

 
The majority of people in the UK think charities are in the best position to speak up for vulnerable citizens

 
Third sector staff are overwhelmingly negative about the prospects for the third sector outside of the EU, according to new research

 
Trust Housing Association has rolled out free wi-fi in three of its developments in a bid to overcome digital isolation amongst elderly residents

 
Wimbledon winner Andy Murray proves that for him it's not all about personal glory as he takes Malaria No More along for the ride

 
Two Scottish third sector organisations topped the UK wide awards ceremony for their commitment to their workforce

 
A survey of UK food charities has found they struggle to meet demand during peak times and don't have the resources to distribute fresh produce

 
New figures reveal teenagers in the poorest areas are far more likely to become pregnant than their richer peers

 
Big charities are by far the worst culprits for annoying the public with their fundraising techniques

 
Direct Debit charity cancellations in 2015 remained low despite the sector being hit by a series of charity fundraising scandals