Third Sector Interface News Today

THE panel of judges were tasked with the mammoth task of trying to whittle down entries to come up with a shortlist for the Dunfermline Press and…

It has four main functions in the community: to act as a source of local intelligence, to enable the sector’s voice to be heard, to connect…

Graeme Murdoch, Active Communities Manager at Live Borders, said this was a positive outcome to help people stay in sport and connected to their…

Selfless organisations celebrated as they were recognised for their difference-making efforts in the annual Highland Third Sector Awards.

Staff and volunteers dedicated to helping others were recognised at an awards ceremony last week.

Two Sutherland groups have shared a £1000 bonus to help local families in need.

MORE than £400,000 has become available for investment in local groups and communities within North Ayrshire.

WATCH: Scourie mental health initiative wins award and Sutherland teen is Youth Volunteer of the Year  |  Updated: 16:13, 05 February 2021 Get the Northern Times sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the days newspaper A Sutherland teenagers "outstanding volunteering efforts" during lockdown have been officially recognised. Keegan Campbell (16), of Golspie was named as the Youth Volunteer of the Year at the Highland Third Sector Interface (HTSI) online awards la...

City Chambers George Square Glasgow..Newsquest Media Group..2006. CHARITIES are urging the council to allow cash awarded under the controversial Communities Fund to be carried over to next year. In September, around £47m was allocated to almost 280 third sector groups across the city to cover a three-year period, up to 2023. Planned projects have been hit by the Covid-19 pandemic but the terms of the council grants mean money allocated for the first year of the scheme must be used by the...