Volunteer Centre East Lothian’s latest funding bulletin is now available. If your organisation is looking for funding there may be help available here

Carers Scotland, on behalf of the Scottish Government and in partnership with the national carer organisations, organise an annual Carers Parliament for carers from all across Scotland.

OSCR would like to take another snapshot of the sector to give Scotland’s 25,000 charities the opportunity to provide an up-to-date picture.

A free online event is being held to offer East Lothian employers advice and support on recruiting and retraining staff, including funding support.

'Developing Volunteer Roles' session is for practitioners to come together to share practice and look at good practice

Volunteer Centre East Lothian’s latest Covid-19 & Third Sector Update is now available

You are warmly invited to attend CAPS Independent Advocacy’s online AGM on Friday 20 November 2020 at 2pm.

The application portal on the Council’s website is now open for the 2021/22 round of One Council Partnership Funding grants

The 2nd of November marks the beginning of national Charity Trustees’ Week, a time to celebrate and support the nation’s secret superheroes – charity trustees.

Who Cares? (Scotland) and the East Lothian Champions Board would like to invite you to attend online Corporate Parenting Training

The ALLIANCE is undertaking engagement work with members and people across Scotland to support the Independent Review of Adult Social Care, and there are a number of ways you or your organisation ca get involved and have your voice heard

Are you looking to scale your impact but need support to achieve your goals? Firstport have a programme just for you!

MYPAS has produced Nitrous Oxide leaflets, posters and cards for young people in East Lothian and Midlothian.

Ageing Well is introducing a NEW class on ZOOM starting Wed 11th Nov – Mindfulness Foundation Sessions for Beginners

The Warmer Homes Scotland scheme is open and helping Scots who are struggling to heat their home.

MYPAS are excited to announce a new way for young people to contact us. Our Digital Drop-In is available for young people, aged 12-21 within the Midlothian and East Lothian areas.

This is part of a series of seminars which aim to explore a broad spectrum of mental health issues. These seminars can be attended as a series or individually and no prior experience or training is needed.

The Scottish Government are looking to have discussions with people about the Future of the NHS in Scotland.