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beyond came together at Glasgow's SEC to enjoy a packed programme of over 80 workshops, seminars, and training,consumptionProcurement, production, use and circularity of materialsProduction, creation and waste of food,This year at the Gathering, we wanted to provoke conversation and to hear all about the positive work,makers and the people they make policy for.,of future decision-making”, with £100,000 investment from the Scottish Government pledged to develop training
https://scvo.scot/the-gathering/round-up-2022
The reforms are aggravating existing problems facing people Lack of food is a primary concern and food,worry is the inability to find funding and/or time to evaluate and develop services or collaborative partnerships,They continue to face challenges in accessing funding, training and information to help them support,A clear finding from this research is the positive impact that comes from strong relationships and trust,New powers must be used to do something quite different, taking a positive approach that helps people
https://scvo.scot/p/7128/2014/12/03/third-sector-and-welfare-on-the-frontline
many approaching the fund for help are struggling to achieve the most basic of rights e.g. access to food,opportunity to make some early points about the regulations, as they stand: We must ensure that recent positive,we get the Fund right – it is a key part of a social security safety net which needs to start from a position,SCVO works in partnership with the third sector in Scotland to advance our shared values and interests,Our policy is determined by a policy committee elected by our members Further details about SCVO can
https://scvo.scot/p/5638/2014/08/28/scvo-response-welfare-funds-scotland-bill-welfare-funds-scotland-bill
In response to this tragedy,
Laura has embarked on an admirable campaign of positivity, rallying support,family suffered
a tragic loss when her son Calum took his own life, but she has campaigned with
great positivity,Susan Brown, Policy & Public Affairs
Manager Scotland, Marie Curie and Susan Webster, Head of Policy,that it will enable people with learning disabilities to overcome barriers to opportunities such as training,honoured to have won this award from SCVO - the development of this ground-breaking app has been a real partnership
https://scvo.scot/p/31517/2019/06/15/charities-across-scotland-recognised-at-national-awards
lifestyle websites and apps The feedback from the Melville tenants who took part has been overwhelmingly positive,participant said: “These sessions have given me much more confidence to try things at home; (both with) food,This demonstrates the importance of a local partnership approach.,Diane Webb, Digital Policy Lead at Renfrewshire Council (and member of DigiRen) said: “While it was brilliant,“Older people are now aware of the positives of learning.
https://scvo.scot/p/31661/2019/07/01/essential-digital-skills-for-scotland-charter-briefing-part-2
14 show that it is increasingly being used by families to help them fulfil the most basic of needs - food,There are wider policy and funding issues here which the Fund is serving to highlight.,Scottish Government to help tackle some of these ongoing challenges, including: Further awareness raising/training,Using a more positive tone and language which focuses more on applicants’ needs, not budgets.,SCVO works in partnership with the third sector in Scotland to advance our shared values and interests
https://scvo.scot/p/9929/2015/08/19/welfare-funds-scotland-act-regulations-and-guidance-consultation