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Spotlight on: Volunteering
Volunteering is at the heart of the Scottish CAB Service, with more than 2,000 people giving their invaluable time and experience each week to keep Scotland's bureaux running. We rely on volunteers not only to deliver advice and information, but also to help manage each CAB (each is an independent charity) and provide support services such as administration, IT, marketing and promotion and fundraising activities.
What about you - have you thought about volunteering in your local bureau?
News
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6 May 2024
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6 May 2024
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3 Jun 2023
by Karen Nailen, Manager of West Lothian CAB.
This article was first published in the Herald on 3 June.
Publications
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Publication date: May 2024
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A CAS consultation response
Publication date: February 2024
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Publication date: May 2023
This briefing considers how the CAB network in Scotland can help deliver a world leading Community Wealth Building agenda in Scotland.
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Issue 13 of the Citizens Advice Scotland network magazinePublication date: February 2024
Welcome to the Winter 2024 edition of Voice Magazine.
In this issue:
- campaigning CABS; local approaches to national campaigns
- East Renfrewshire CAB's Older People's Project explained
- we meet David Hilferty, who took on the role of Director of Impact last summer
- we also meet CAS's new Strategic Lead for Social Justice, Emma Jackson
- debt and mental health issues often go hand in hand, will legislative change offer sufficient protections to vulnerable people?
- Data from the network show the worrying impact on health of the poor state of some rental properties.
