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The Older People’s Network Re-Joins CVS Falkirk & District’s Networks & Forums
CVS Falkirk & District are pleased to announce their renewed partnership with the Falkirk District Older People’s Network! Formed in 2018, the Falkirk District ‘Older People’s Network’ (OPN) aims to facilitate discussion and debates around issues important to individuals over the age of 50 within the Falkirk District. A space to share knowledge, experience and… [Continue Reading]
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Rural Communities Benefit From Funding Success
Emphasising the importance of the ‘& District’ in our name, CVS Falkirk & District is delighted to share the results from the Kelvin Valley and Falkirk Community-Led Local Development Fund.
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This Carers Week, Have You Created a Carer Support Statement or Plan?
As we come towards the end of Carers Week 2025, we want to spotlight the support available locally through Falkirk and Clackmannanshire Carers Centre.
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CVS Falkirk & District Volunteering Awards 2025: “The most powerful stories often come from quiet, everyday moments”
Saying ‘THANK YOU’ this Volunteers’ Week!
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Giving Thanks: CVS Falkirk & District Volunteering Award Winners 2025
The winners of the 2025 CVS Falkirk & District Volunteering Awards Ceremony are…
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Mental Health Awareness Week 2025: “Community Spaces, Local Relationships, and Volunteering are more important than ever”
Marking Mental Health Awareness Week 2025, we explore this year’s theme of Community.
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Health & Wellbeing Funding Success Promises Future of Support for Local Area
Marking Mental Health Awareness Week 2025, we are pleased to share the results from the most recent round of the Falkirk Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund.
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Falkirk Communities Urged To Remember Key Signs of Financial Harm Affecting Older Adults
National Awareness Days provide valuable opportunities for community connectivity around important causes; however, we are urging communities not to forget key lessons learned when focused emphasis is lost.
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As the Third Sector Interface for the Falkirk Council area, we’re a local, independent charitable company which exists to promote, develop and represent the third sector and volunteering.
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Denny & District, What’s Happening In Your Community?
Find out what our Community Development Officer for Denny & District has been discovering in your community

Voice of the Sector
Forums designed to put the third sector at the heart of local decision making by advocating the views and contributions of the sector in order to meet wider community needs.
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Volunteering
Volunteering can transform the lives of volunteers and communities. By developing and supporting volunteering we empower people to make a difference in their communities.
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Organisation Support
A strong and resilient third sector is vital to the health of our economy and an essential fabric of our society. We provide bespoke support to the organisations delivering this for our community.
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Social Enterprise
Trading organisations where all profits are reinvested for community benefit, transforming lives, creating jobs, helping regeneration and improving the environment locally.
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The Older People’s Network Re-Joins CVS Falkirk & District’s Networks & Forums
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CVS Falkirk & District are pleased to announce their renewed partnership with the Falkirk District Older People’s Network! Formed in 2018, the Falkirk District ‘Older People’s Network’ (OPN) aims to facilitate discussion and debates around issues important to individuals over the age of 50 within the Falkirk District. A space to share knowledge, experience and…
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Alcohol Awareness Week
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Taking place from Monday 7 July – Sunday 13 July 2025, Alcohol Awareness Week is dedicated to raising awareness, advocating for change and more. Organised by Alcohol Change UK, this year’s theme is “Alcohol and Work” with the tagline: “It’s time to put people, not alcohol, at the centre of things.”
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Charity Law Changes: Charity Trustee Information Requirements
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Charities can now submit their charity trustee information through the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) Online portal, as part of new requirements under the Charities (Regulation and Administration) (Scotland) Act 2023. This data will support OSCR’s regulatory work, and from early 2026, the names of charity trustees will be published on the Scottish Charity Register to promote transparency and strengthen public trust in the sector.