Best practice for funders SCVO is working with funders to support a collaborative, aligned response to coronavirus,on how to keep the supporter experience at the forefront of your fundraising despite the impact of coronavirus,Here are some ideas about how to support charity or community partners through coronavirus and beyond,members of the public can support charities Charities need time, money and goods to ensure they survive coronavirus
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The coronavirus pandemic brought into sharp focus the critical contribution of our members and the wider,We: Ensured the sector’s voice was heard in national discussions on the impact of Coronavirus, the future,CEO, Anna Fowlie was part ofWorked with Scottish Government and independent grant-makers to create a Coronavirus,support to the sector across the UK Launched the #NeverMoreNeeded campaign to capture the impact of coronavirus,We: created the Coronavirus Hub updated with information and resources on areas including funding, running
https://scvo.scot/support/coronavirus/what-scvo-is-doing
However, like other voluntary sector organisations, the coronavirus pandemic forced us to adapt our plans,For example, our digital inclusion work, our Coronavirus Third Sector Info Hub, and our one-stop-shop,We have worked in partnership with Scottish Government on the pandemic response as well as on policy,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
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The Health & Safety Executive provides further information on protecting workers through Coronavirus,,This should always be a priority, but especially during the Coronavirus recovery.,The CIPD have also developed a Coronavirus Risk Assessment template for workplace safety.,Spending time carrying out inductions with everyone will enable everyone to learn any new policies or,procedures that have been implemented since Coronavirus started.
https://scvo.scot/support/hr/employee-engagement-culture/returning-to-the-workplace
Thinking about reserves in uncertain times Thinking about your reserves policy is particularly important,Why should you have a reserves policy?,A reserves policy can help you outline what your reserves are, how they’ll be kept, where they come from,When outlined well, your reserves policy can: Show donors, funders and beneficiaries how the trustees,Consider your future strategy and use your Risk Management Policy to consider any risks that apply to
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