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The effectiveness of the self-regulation of fundraising in Scotland: an informal review
23 September 2015
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However, if we identify ourselves as part of the solution to society’s many ills, charities need to walk,Care was seen to be needed, however, to avoid overburdening smaller charities. 5.3.5 Effective sanctions,The broader recognition that most causes that are being fundraised for, such as health, the arts and,Breast Cancer Care Round-table participants Name
Title
Organisation Lynsay Allan
Executive Director,(blog) [8] From OSCR’s Scottish Charity Surveys 2014 [9] As above [10] Rapidata (2015) Rapidata announces
Safeguarding online: How Young Somerset digitised their 1-to-1 therapy service in just one week
8 April 2020
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With haste and care, while keeping their vulnerable young people engaged and satisfying NHS information,Their digital infrastructure could best be described as ‘fledgling’.,This is what gave me the energy to approach digital head on.,This involved: Internal meeting (Monday AM)External meeting with local Child & Adolescent Mental Health,therapeutic work in the long-term future” Nik Harwood For more information on using Zoom, see the latest blog
Digital bookmark: Notes from digital inclusion research
16 October 2018
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to understand the challenges they face when addressing issues of digital inclusion, and- hopefully-,work with them towards some solutions.,Edinburgh City of Sanctuary
and accompanying guide, the Tangible
Memories project which concerns the care,The Mozilla open-sourced Internet Health Report is a
weighty, and wide-ranging read compiled by a myriad,teams from Our Connected Neighbourhood and
Alzheimer Scotland, I’d request that everyone reading this blog
https://scvo.scot/p/27066/2018/10/16/digital-bookmark-notes-from-digital-inclusion-research
Programme for Government sets the tone – we must now focus on reality
6 September 2019
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We heard announcements
relating to health and social care, housing and
homelessness, credit unions, mental,health and young
people, social enterprise and volunteering, digital, social
security and much more.,We
are part of the solution, but our role requires adequate representation in
strategic partnerships,From the Children
and Young People’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Programme Board to the National
Taskforce,As the RSA
blogged, 'rhetoric is positive, reality is required.'