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Welcome to ELVON
East Lothian Voluntary Organisations Network (ELVON) is a Council
for Voluntary Service and is an independent voluntary organisation
based within East Lothian.
We are one of the 57 Councils for Voluntary Service throughout
Scotland and are an independent charitable organisation funded in
1991 and run by a voluntary management committee made up of individuals
from our member groups.
We aim to present the common policies and concerns of voluntary
organisations, to develop new ways of responding to needs in partnership
with statutory and other agencies concerned with social and economic regeneration.
We also support and assist organisations in coming together for common
purposes and to enable local people to gain access to decision making
processes that affect their community.
The above is done in various ways and can include:
- drawing up constitutions
- help in achieving charitable status
- advising on management committees
- assistance with completing funding applications
- producing regular newsletters and information sheets
- providing access to funderfinder
- photocopying and printing
- working in partnership with voluntary and statutory organisations
- keeping an up to date database of local organisations
- providing information on other local and national organisations
- providing Internet access
- identifying gaps in services
We are funded by The Scottish Executive and East Lothian Council.
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Latest News
Scottish Social Services
Council
The Scottish Social Services Council is responsible for raising standards in the Scottish social service workforce.
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East Lothian Compact
In March 2006 the Scottish Executive supported by COSLA and the Scottish Council for Voluntary organisations (SCVO) published guidance on the development of local compacts
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Community Care
Providers
Are You A Community Care Service Provider?
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Charity Accounts
Charity Accounts and Financial Reporting for Voluntary Organisations
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Becoming A Charity In
Scotland
Part 1: Charitable Purposes and Public Benefit
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Part 2: The Application Process
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