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Scottish elections: These are the candidates in Kirkcaldy

What happened last time? Kirkcaldy has had just two MSPs since 1999. Marilyn Livingstone was elected for Labour until 2011, when David Torrance won the seat with a slim 182-vote majority. He has since nurtured that lead to 7,395 as of 2016, an 11-point swing even further in favour of the SNP. In 2019 s UK General Election, locals swung away from Labour s Lesley Laird in favour of SNP-turned-independent-turned-SNP candidate Neale Hanvey. He has since defected to Alex Salmond s Alba. Voters go to the polls on Thursday, May 6 Who is standing? Kirkcaldy has five constituency candidates for 2020, each of whom is profiled below in their own words.

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Newly-formed NGO group to report charity laws to Council of Europe

Update 12.50pm A small group of NGOs has distanced itself from proposals made by a civil society council to reform controversial charity laws and said it will report the matter to the Council of Europe. The organisations that form the Volontarjat Action Group say the proposals, submitted by the Malta Council for the Voluntary Sector last week, do not satisfy the minimum standards needed for NGOs to function properly. While the MCVS proposals call for laws brought into force without consultation to be amended, the VAG says the legal notice introducing them should be completely revoked and redrafted from scratch.

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Strong with the weak – Tonio Borg

It is unbelievable that voluntary organisations, which do sterling work in several areas, alleviating the burden of government in socially oriented activities a

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The Surprising Mental Health Benefits of Volunteering

The Surprising Mental Health Benefits of Volunteering A program in Connecticut offers psychotherapy in exchange for voluntary service in the community. But the act of volunteering itself can have mental health benefits of its own. 33 Empowerment, agency, and control. Impact, self-esteem, and social connections. A sense of meaning, a sense of purpose, a sense of contributing and with all that, a feeling of reward. All are elements in the psychological impact of volunteering. And all are critical pieces of Volunteers in Psychotherapy, a West Hartford, Connecticut, program that offers pure talk-therapy sessions in exchange for voluntary service in the community. The longstanding, forward-pushing nonprofit was designed as a corrective to the usual medicalized approach to mental healthcare, which too often strips the autonomy of patients and too often prioritizes pharmaceuticals over in-depth therapy. Many people can’t afford mental healthcare out of pocket; when it is covered by

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