TFN is SCVO's magazine for the voluntary sector.
 
This month a report on the #EssentialSector event at Holyrood, where speakers including Emma Hutton 🧡🏳️‍⚧️ and Kirsten Hogg spoke about the tough funding challenges facing the sector. 

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TFN is SCVO's magazine for the voluntary sector 
  
This month, in the latest update from Social Action Inquiry Scotland, Deborah Menezes and Amanda Wootton (Benton) are in conversation with Manuela de los Rios and Innocent Jakisa.
 
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TFN is SCVO's magazine for the voluntary sector.

This month: Ten years of conflict resolution - the remarkable achievements of Cyrenians Scottish Centre for Conflict Resolution SCCR (Cyrenians) in cutting youth homelessness

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Cyrenians

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This month we hear about the inspiring work of Bothwell Futures in Lanarkshire, and their collaborative work with Foundation Scotland
  
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'Sick note rhetoric does not match reality' - Prime minister's remarks increase stigma and drive people deeper in to destitution, writes says Erica Young of Citizens Advice Scotland
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TFN is SCVO's magazine for the voluntary sector.

This month, as part of our report on the #EssentialSector event at Holyrood, Anne McCormack of Broke Not Broken on the power of partnerships and solidarity.

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Annie McCormack Broke Not Broken

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This month, as Planning Aid Scotland Planning Aid Scotland joins the list of organisations adopting a #FourDayWeek we hear their experiences from chief exec Johanna Boyd and look at the issues.

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Lydia Murphy Lydia Murphy of Poverty Alliance explores the value of a human rights-based approach to social justice in Scotland.
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With an expected rise in the number of people being diagnosed with #SightLoss in Scotland, the third sector’s role is more important than ever, says Forth Valley Sensory Centre Forth Valley Sensory chief executive, Jacquie Winning MBE Jacquie Winning MBE

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Groundbreaking new campaign aims to keep the charity sector's vital heartbeat going okt.to/S1boiD VASLan South Lanarkshire's Third Sector Interface #KeepTheBeatAlive

TFN is SCVO's magazine for the voluntary sector 
  
This month, Ewan Aitken 🇺🇦 of Cyrenians looks at the new Housing Bill and its implications for the voluntary sector. 'It needs the injection of the right amount of money and time' 

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Groundbreaking new campaign aims to keep the charity sector's vital heartbeat going okt.to/G9tBxS VASLan South Lanarkshire's Third Sector Interface #KeepTheBeatAlive

TFN is SCVO's magazine for the voluntary sector. 
  
In this month's edition Jeremy Balfour MSP sets out his plans to create a Disability Commissioner for Scotland, while The ALLIANCE welcomes the proposal. 
  
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On this month’s problem page: Shaf Mansour of The Access Group talks about the future of volunteer recruitment – improving experiences for volunteers and organisations they volunteer with

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TFN is SCVO's magazine for the voluntary sector
 
On this month’s opinion pages, chair of Voluntary Health Scotland Christine Carlin: Our success is a science, not a mystery 'Given the right resources – and respect – we can shine even brighter'

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This month, Graham Martin looks at a report from Isabel de Bruin Cardoso into the NGO Halo effect and asks: does belief in our mission blind us to abuse? Kirsten Hogg provides analysis. 

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'Sick note rhetoric does not match reality' - Prime minister's remarks increase stigma and drive people deeper in to destitution, writes says Erica Young of Citizens Advice Scotland
okt.to/DX7RxL

TFN is SCVO's magazine for the voluntary sector

On this month’s problem page: Shaf Mansour of The Access Group talks about the future of volunteer recruitment – improving experiences for volunteers and organisations they volunteer with

Read it here: okt.to/GETt8m

TFN is SCVO's magazine for the voluntary sector.
 
This month a report on the #EssentialSector event at Holyrood, where speakers including Emma Hutton 🧡🏳️‍⚧️ and Kirsten Hogg spoke about the tough funding challenges facing the sector. 

Read it here: okt.to/06y8iD

Groundbreaking new campaign aims to keep the charity sector's vital heartbeat going okt.to/alXWcf VASLan South Lanarkshire's Third Sector Interface #KeepTheBeatAlive