This year, we continued to deliver against the ambitions of our Strategic Plan 2019-22.,& Campaigns An overview of partnership projects and campaigns SCVO has been involved with in 2020/21,It generated 1.5 million Twitter impressions over a six-month period, with more than 20% of social media,The biggest digital project of the year by far has been Connecting Scotland, which SCVO has managed in,Over the year, we delivered 42 courses via 64 online sessions to 478 learners amounting to a total of
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organisations a head start. 1,516 queries answered 72 referrals to our free legal service with partners 20,partnership with other organisations including NCVO and Utility Aid to help organisations understand changes,The new #EssentialSector campaign started development, ready to launch in late 2023.,We also came to the end of our Cop26 Legacy project, funded by Paths for All, delivering free accredited,with the focus of the day being for everyone to re-connect following the pandemic restrictions and changes
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information services team supported voluntary sector organisations while they continued to adapt to an ever-changing,users Careers and employability Goodmoves As the pandemic continued, so did uncertainty around job security,The UK Community Renewal Fund SCVO secured funding to create 30 six-month voluntary sector work experience,SCVO policy-driven interactions 20 SCVO policy briefings and consultation responses 7 committee appearances,Like most organisations in the sector, we faced significant challenges in managing work throughout the changing
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Scotland’s voluntary organisations play a crucial role in protecting our environment and campaigning,security system, Disclosure and Barring services, and transport infrastructure, particularly in rural,Short-term public funding, sometimes for one year or less, means that organisations can struggle to deliver,projects and plan their workforces.,It contains 20 ‘calls to action’ in the wake of the pandemic from Board members across the voluntary
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They also have a big role to play in protecting Scotland’s environment as well as campaigning and advocating,for change.,participation, Scotland falls significantly short of globally recommended standards, scoring only 43/100 and 20,security system can keep any one of us afloat during difficult times.,or less, means that organisations can struggle to deliver projects and plan their workforces.
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