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GCVS Infobase - development

http://www.infobaseglasgow.org/development.htm

Sign up for Infobase. GCVS is fully committed to maintaining, updating and expanding Infobase. This section of the website is intended to provide information on Infobase's current and future activities. Groups Entirely Reliant on Volunteers. Over the past year Infobase has been expanding to include groups and organisations that rely entirely on volunteers. If you are involved with a group or organisation that has no paid employees, or know of any that would like to be included, please click here.

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GCVS Infobase - reports

http://www.infobaseglasgow.org/reports.htm

Sign up for Infobase. Infobase Report Request Form. Standard time for Infobase Report Requests is 10 working days. If you require your report faster than this, please specify a date and we will do our best to accommodate your request. Infobase has a comprehensive data set of accurate and up to date information about Glasgow’s community and voluntary sector. This is therefore the first opportunity to report on the scale and scope of the sector. Here are a few examples of reports provided to date:. Used to...

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GCVS Infobase - briefing papers

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Sign up for Infobase. Infobase has produced a series of issue-based briefing papers about the sector. You can download each paper from the list below. Introductory Infobase Briefing Paper. Briefing Paper No.1: Funding. Briefing Paper No.2: Equalities. Briefing Paper No.3: The Workforce. Area Briefing Paper: CHCP Areas. Area Briefing Papers: CPP Areas. Download the Introductory Infobase Briefing Paper. Acrobat format size 763kb). Briefing Paper No. 1: Funding. Acrobat format size 541kb). Download the Info...

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GCVS Infobase - about Infobase

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Sign up for Infobase. The information resource for community and voluntary organisations from GCVS. Early in 2004, Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector secured funding from Social Justice Resources for Glasgow in order to develop a core information resource for the community and voluntary sector in the city. This sort of exercise had never been undertaken before. Accurate and relevant information about the activities of the sector had never been gathered in a systematic, citywide basis. A recognised ...

faithincommunityscotland.org

Useful Links Faith in Community Scotland

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About Faith in Community Scotland. Our Staff and Volunteers. Faith In Community Dundee. Faiths In Scotland Community Action Fund. Events & Training. News and Posts Archive. Church of Scotland Priority Areas. Wwwchurchofscotland.org.uk/serve/ministries council/priority areas. Glasgow Community Planning Partnership. Glasgow Council for Voluntary Sector. Church Poverty Action Group. Scottish Council Voluntary Organisations. Local Co-ordinator – 17.5 hrs pw, based in Dundee. Tackling Poverty Together Report.

linkes.org.uk

About LINKES

http://www.linkes.org.uk/about-us

LINKES gets its name from ‘Lincoln Avenue’ and ‘Kestrel Road’, the streets which surround the multi-storey flats where we are based. We take a Community Development Approach to our work, which means that we aim to keep in touch with people in the community in order to respond to expressed needs and opportunities. A copy of our 2014/15 Annual Report is available on request from our office in Block 200, Lincoln Avenue. Ask for Niki Logan for a copy. Glasgow City Council - Welfare Rights.

povertyalliance.org

The Poverty Alliance - Current Projects

http://www.povertyalliance.org/what_we_do/projects/current_projects

What We Want to Achieve. Scottish Living Wage Campaign. Scottish Campaign on Welfare Reform. Stick Your Labels Campaign. Bridging the Policy Gap. Is a new collaboration between the Poverty Alliance,. Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector. Funded by BLF in Scotland. Focused in Glasgow the project will:. Raise awareness about key elements of future welfare changes and what they mean for individuals and organisations. Emergency Food Aid Research Project. To enable emergency food aid providers to better r...

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The Poverty Alliance - Key Partners

http://www.povertyalliance.org/what_we_do/networking/key_networks

What We Want to Achieve. Scottish Living Wage Campaign. Scottish Campaign on Welfare Reform. Stick Your Labels Campaign. Bridging the Policy Gap. The Poverty Alliance works with a wide range of key networks in Scotland. These may be informal networks, brought together for specific time-limited purposes. We are also involved in long term arrangements with key networks and partners in Scotland. This page lists some of the main networking arrangements we have in place. The Poverty Alliance is represented on...

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Voluntary Action Scotland | Members Area

http://www.vascotland.org/members-area

TSI Impact Report 2014/15. What is a TSI? Projects & Partners. A key role of Voluntary Action Scotland is to provide our network with spaces to learn from each other and share ideas, best practice and resources. VAS has created an online space on the KnowledgeHub platform which allows TSIs to do all of this. If you work for a TSI you can join this space and start sharing and learning. To sign up or to access the space click below:. Log in – VAS TSI Network Online Space. 20 October 2015 at 20:08. Latest V...