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We shouldn’t pretend we aren’t human
OPINION
9 April 2020
Guest post
Health & Social Care
Pat Armstrong reflects on how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting her personally and stresses the importance of thinking about your wellbeing
What Brexit means for the third sector
FEATURE
30 June 2016
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A week after the shock EU referendum result, Susan Smith examines how the third sector has responded and what the result means for the future
https://tfn.scot/features/what-brexit-means-for-the-third-sector
Quarter of Scots do not trust charities, survey reveals
NEWS
21 February 2018
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New research, conducted before the Oxfam scandal unravelled, has revealed that only 73% of people feel that they trust charities
https://tfn.scot/news/quarter-of-scots-do-not-trust-charities-survey-reveals
The effectiveness of the self-regulation of fundraising in Scotland: an informal review
23 September 2015
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particular, we need to stay tuned-in to public concerns, take any complaints seriously and root out bad,the Communications Act 2003.,Self-regulation has addressed aspects of fundraising bad practice, and prevented others occurring.,What reasonable steps can we recommend to strengthen public trust, taking proper steps to root out bad,(blog) [8] From OSCR’s Scottish Charity Surveys 2014 [9] As above [10] Rapidata (2015) Rapidata announces
Why charities in Scotland should care about fundraising regulation
11 February 2016
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Secondly, when the media gets a whiff of bad practice in charities they start searching for more.,Following SCVO’s fundraising summit, the Scottish Fundraising Working Group has developed three options,These are: Option 1: A UK-wide Fundraising Regulator acts as intermediary in place of the FRSB Option,2: A new Scottish Fundraising Regulator acts as intermediary Option 3: No intermediary: charities and