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Volunteering is one of the most rewarding things you can do
What it means to be a member of the PVG Scheme and how to fill out the form you've been given
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Our guides cover all aspects of Volunteer Management
IiV gives you the opportunity to improve and develop your volunteering practice.
Disclosure Services supports the voluntary sector with processing pvg checks.
Publications, Stats and Resources providing insight for action.
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...the latest from Volunteer Scotland
The Scottish Government have developed new communications toolkits to reflect the most recent guidance. These resources will be updated as we go through the phases.
Safer and fairer Scotland as Disclosure Bill receives Royal Assent.
Ann Ferguson, Training & Compliance officer, retires from Volunteer Scotland Disclosure Services after 16 years.
The Volunteer Safely Team in Volunteering Matters have produced advice and resources to help community organisations resume their volunteering as lockdown eases.
Volunteer Scotland is researching the impact of COVID-19 on informal volunteering, mutual aid groups and formal volunteering.
This Volunteers’ Week focused on thanks, gratitude and recognition. We were overwhelmed by the amount of creative thank yous shared through our website and on social media. We've put together some of the highlights from this years campaign.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has recorded a video message thanking the tens of thousands of volunteers who have helped Scotland’s response to coronavirus (COVID-19).
Volunteers’ Week takes place on the 1st to 7th June each year and has always been a ‘time to celebrate’ and thank all of our volunteers for their contribution throughout the year.
‘Scotland Works for You’ is the name of the collaborative group initiated in early 2017 with the aim of securing opportunities for people with convictions to lead positive, healthy lives that contribute to society.
Hosted by the Mental Health Foundation, Mental Health Awareness Week takes place from 18-24 May and the theme for 2020 is kindness.