Your Views Sought on Third Sector Interfaces (TSIs)

Posted on May 13, 2016

The Scottish Government have commissioned Blake Stevenson and Arrivo Consulting to undertake a study into the effectiveness of TSIs (Third Sector Interfaces) across Scotland.

The study will include research to explore support available to charities and third sector organisations in Scotland.

CVS Falkirk is the TSI for the Falkirk Council area. We would be grateful if could respond to the short survey created as part of this study.

The survey should take less than ten minutes to complete, and aims to gain views from the sector, providing a guide to the Scottish Government about future support.

The closing date for responses is Wednesday 18^th May.

For further information, please contact Ian Christie, ian@blakestevenson.co.uk or Hannah Forde, hannah@blakestevenson.co.uk

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