Author: TSI Scotland Network

During Summer 2020, the TSI Scotland Network leaders took learning from the TSI Survey and their own experiences, to develop the first  http://alvinghamvillage.co.uk/wp-json/oembed/1.0/embed?url=http://alvinghamvillage.co.uk/alvingham-wi/ Manifesto for Change.

Download: Manifesto for Change

This document has now been sent to all political parties and we hope will influence decisions and policies to shift investment and resources to grass roots community-led organisations at an increased rate, to protect communities and the most vulnerable in our society.

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Through Covid-19 the TSI Scotland Network carried out an influential study over a two month period. A total of 1,184 organisations took part from local neighbourhoods to national level organisations across Scotland. the Survey and its main findings can be found Pailin here.

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TSI Scotland Network and Volunteering Scotland have compiled the key findings from their joint surveying of third sector and the volunteering community through Covid-19. The full presentation can be found  here.

Equalities and Human Rights Committee  – October 2020

Pre-budget Scrutiny 2021-2020 and the Impact of Covid-19 on equalities and human rights

The Chief Officers of three TSIs were asked to provide evidence to the Committee on 1^st October 2020 including Clackmannanshire Third Sector Interface, Stirlingshire Voluntary Enterprise and Glasgow Council of Voluntary Service. The Official Report can be found here and the recorded session can be accessed here.