We have come up with a proposed way forward and we would very much appreciate the views of our members,You may be a member, you may contribute to our policy and influencing networks, you may subscribe to,payroll or IT service from us, participate in Community Jobs Scotland or share space in one of our five offices,Membership We are conscious that our role as a membership organisation has been subject to a great deal,That will also allow individuals to be members as well as organisations.
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Policy Insights into our policy work and how we have worked to support and advocate for the sector We,Our Policy team identified six key areas of focus for our policy work: CoronavirusEconomic actorEuropeEmployerPartnershipsRegulation,staff and tenantsTo support the sector to deal with the impact and fall-out from the coronavirus pandemicTo,YouTube: www.youtube.com/SCVOtv SCVO’s networks include: Intermediaries NetworkPolicy Officers NetworkThird,Sector ForumComms NetworkTrustees Network Our bulletins include: SCVO Members BulletinEmployabilityDigitalPolicyCoronavirusEvents
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The Home Office have an email alert system for people and organisations to receive updates about the,What is SCVO
doing?,SCVO campaigned against a no deal Brexit If you are an SCVO member our Professional Networks can help,You can find SCVO blogs, SCVO policy briefings and press releases on Brexit topics here.,More information and policy analysis can be found at the Scottish Centre on European Relations, an independent
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members, a brand new guide to setting up a charity, and more templates and model policies to give organisations,' offices and in SCVO's offices with a responsive IT helpdesk.,SCVO policy-driven interactions 19 SCVO policy briefings and consultation responses 5 committee appearances,by SCVO staff 10 SCVO policy led events Engaged with 900+ sector representatives through SCVO-led events,, welcoming members to a series of networking eventsWe’ve promoted SCVO’s work and the work of the sector
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members Our members sit at the very heart of SCVO and play an active role in shaping our work.,their own organisations' offices and in SCVO's office with a responsive IT helpdesk.,SCVO policy-driven interactions 20 SCVO policy briefings and consultation responses 7 committee appearances,by SCVO staff 13 SCVO policy events and training sessions SCVO highly rated for awareness and regard,in partnership with the TSI Scotland Network.
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Circular Communities Scotland Community Land Scotland Community Land Scotland is a member-based organisation,Development Trusts Association Scotland | (dtascot.org.uk) Funding Scotland SCVO's funding database which,sector in Scotland, promoting the work of local people in their communities and influencing national policy,Provide advice, deals and audits.,HSE: Information about health and safety at work Office of Scottish Charities Regulator (OSCR) The Scottish
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NEWS
17 June 2014
by Paul Cardwell
Management
Over 150 people turned up to the first ever digital inclusion festival
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Voluntary organisations’ work is essential to the green economy, through supporting local energy networks,and indeed during the pandemic we have seen greater flexibility given to voluntary organisations to deal,On procurement, SCVO conducted member surveys in 2013 and 2019.,Along with our community of 2,900+ members, we believe that charities, social enterprises, and community,Contact Allan Young, Policy and Public Affairs Officer Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations allan.young
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If working in an office setting, volunteers are offered IT training to use in house systems/programmes,such as word, excel, outlook and more.” – Exceeded “Around 400 members of staff have received training,skills in to practice and to support others.” – Met “We are gradually getting better, we have moved to Office,find recipes and help with cooking and grocery shopping • Where to shop online and how to get the best deals,Diane Webb, Digital Policy Lead at Renfrewshire Council (and member of DigiRen) said: “While it was brilliant
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