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Resource: Covid-19 weekly intelligence gathering

Each week Inspiring Scotland staff produce a Covid-19 intelligence report providing an overview of the key issues being reported by the 300 charities Inspiring Scotland supports across its funds.

These initially were developed as an internal resource to help highlight issues as they emerge, help to predict what is needed in the months ahead, and how we collectively can best respond. However we believe the information is useful to a wider audience working to support people in communities across Scotland and the Scottish third sector during the Covid-19 response. The reports should be viewed in a series with each week’s report building on the previous with new issues to highlight.

Latest reportReport No 8 20 July – 18 August 

Report no 7 – 29 Jun – 17 July 

Report no 6 – 22 – 26th June 

Report no 5 – 11 – 15th May

Report no 4 – 4 – 8 May 

Report no 3  – 27 April – 1 May 

Report no 2 – 20 – 24 April 

Report no 1 – 13 – 17 April 

If you would like to discuss this with a member of the Inspiring Scotland team please contact Julia@inspiringScotland.org.uk 

17.09.2021

Bringing Outdoor ELC to the Botanics – Blog 1

  This week sees the start of an exciting collaboration between the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE), Inspiring Scotland’s Thrive Outdoors team, the University of Edinburgh and two Edinburgh-based Early Learning and Childcare settings; Edzell Nursery and Outdoor Nursery Edinburgh (ONE). Is it possible to have an outdoor Early Learning and Childcare setting within a

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19.04.2021

Getting on Board’s How to recruit Trustees for your charity

This comprehensive guide from Getting on Board is a fantastic overview of everything you need to consider from identifying your needs to support with recruitment and induction.

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26.04.2017

“Physical activity levels are far too low” – children’s health & well-being in Canada & Scotland

Dr. Mark Tremblay of HALO Research and Prof. John Reilly of the University of Strathclyde discuss childhood inactivity levels in Canada and Scotland from the Active Healthy Kids Report Card 2016 – one of the reasons we strive for physically active outdoor play for all of Scotland’s children.

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