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WDCVS
exists to support, assist and develop the communities, defined by
geography or interest, of West Dunbartonshire, to achieve their
aspirations through the growth and development of volunteering and
community and voluntary sector activity.
Health & safety
myth of the month May: All park benches must be replaced
because they are 3 inches too low. More
Government ditches plans to tax expenses
for volunteers: The Charity Tax Group has persuaded the
Government to drop plans that would have forced volunteers onto
the payroll and imposed tax on their expense claims. So says Helen
Warrell, of the Third Sector. More
Insurance costs could rise after Lords
abuse ruling: Care charities have been warned that they
could face spiralling insurance costs after a high-profile House
of Lords ruling extended the time in which victims of abuse can
make claims for compensation. By David Ainsworth, Third Sector.
More
New E-Bulletin: At last
our e-bulletin system is back up and running and filled with even
more information than before. Its just as easy to subscribe to
and will be posted weekly across the sector. More
Forward Together: West
Dunbartonshire becomes one of the 1st local authority areas in
the country to have a joint policy on volunteering and the voluntary
sector. Signed by WDCVS, West Dunbartonshire Council, the local
Community Health Partnership, and a whole range of partners it
offers agencies, individuals and organisations a commitment from
agencies to support volunteers across a range of issues. Policy
Training is available for Partner Agencies during May 2008. More
Consultations: WDCVS
is calling on voluntary and charitable organisations across West
Dunbartonshire to participate in one of the most important consultations
of recent years. Dormant Bank Account legislation is about to
go through the Scottish Parliament offering the sector £40,000.000.
The priorities for this money will be set by the Scottish government,
get involved, be heard, set the agenda! Contact
us
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