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Census 2011: West Dunbartonshire CVS Census collects vital information on the current health and activity of the volunteering and third sector in West Dunbartonshire.
It takes place every 2 years and gathers the full range of information needed to help us plan and provide future support services, around funding, charity regulation and training to volunteers and the wider voluntary sector alike. This data can also be used by local organisations and groups as supporting material for planning and application purposes. Through this, we can help improve the communities of West Dunbartonshire. More
V-Skills Work Club: West Dunbartonshire CVS is working in conjunction with Skills Development Scotland to offer our registered volunteers a new way to access develop, enhance and promote their volunteering role as a way to employment. Want to know more call us or e-mail
Bookings are open for The Social Enterprise Exchange! Social Enterprise UK and Social Enterprise Scotland have joined forces to host the world’s biggest social enterprise event. The Social Enterprise Exchange will take place on Tuesday 27th March 2012 at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre in Glasgow. Book now to secure your place at the social enterprise event of the year! More
WINTER ALERT: Are you ready for winter? It's something we all need to do, and it takes only a few simple steps. Getting ready for winter is easy. Make a plan for your home, travel and business, and think about how you could help others. The Scottish Government web site Ready for Winter will give you some extra advice on preparing for and dealing with the effects of severe winter weather. More
From Third Sector - Work Programme company tried to recruit volunteers to train clients: A4e, a prime contractor for welfare-to-work training, asked a volunteer centre to provide it with volunteers to help with CV workshops for the unemployed. One of the companies being paid to deliver the government’s welfare-to-work programme tried to get volunteers to help to train its unemployed clients. More
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