For people to thrive, three things really matter: supportive relationships, confidence and self-esteem. Seven years of Inspiring Scotland’s Link Up programme has demonstrated beyond doubt that these three things are not only fundamental human needs essential for individual wellbeing, they are the foundations on which individuals and communities can change things for the better.
Find out about what Link Up does and how its approach works in our Link Up: Local People Building Flourishing Communities Document.
Inspiring Scotland’s monthly intelligence report, providing an overview of key issues being reported by charities supported across its funds. Initially developed as an internal resource, these reports help to highlight issues as they emerge, predict what is needed in the months ahead, and explore how we can best respond collectively. We also believe this
Read MoreThis week’s practitioner’s guide features bite-sized tips on encouraging play in the dark play from guest contributor Simon Cawthorne, Senior Play Ranger – Smart Play Network. These tips link in with our first ever podcast episode! Listen to our ‘Outdoor play is the way’ podcast: Ep 1 Playing in the dark -top tips for playing
Read MoreDeveloped for Inspiring Scotland by Bruce Stevenson Insurance Brokers, this guide to risk assessment is designed to support charities to gain an understanding of exposure across a spectrum of risk management topics related to COVID-19 – and to ensure these issues are recognised and managed in line with regulatory requirements and government guidance.
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