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Kelvin Valley and Falkirk Community Led Local Development Fund 2026/2027
CVS Falkirk & District is delighted to announce that the Kelvin Valley and Falkirk Community Led Local Development Fund will open to applications on Tuesday 7 July 2026.
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Grangemouth ‘Local Hero’ Recognised at Scottish Parliament
Community Development Officer, Adam Gillies, was honoured at the Scottish Parliament after being nominated as a ‘Local Hero’ for his outstanding contribution as a volunteer within the Grangemouth community.
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Our July 2026 Social Enterprise Breakfast Club
Our next Social Enterprise Breakfast Club will take place at Polmont Playgroup on Thursday 30 July 2026, 8:45am – 10:45am. Come along to discuss your own social enterprise and hear from others running a diverse range of social enterprises in the area.
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Local Volunteers Take Centre Stage at CVS Falkirk & District Celebration
Nearly 300 guests gathered to celebrate the outstanding contribution of volunteers and community organisations from across Falkirk District at CVS Falkirk & District’s Volunteering Awards Ceremony on Tuesday 2 June 2026.
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Growing Resilience Together: Celebrating Local Mental Health and Wellbeing Funding 2025/26
Announcing the organisations strengthening their impact on community wellbeing thanks to further investment from the Falkirk Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund.
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The Grangemouth Vision
To stay informed about the ongoing Grangemouth Just Transition process, including community projects and events, please sign up to our ‘The Grangemouth Vision’ quarterly e-bulletin.
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Falkirk District’s Third Sector Boosted by Well‑Attended Falkirk Funders Fayre 2026
From engaged training sessions to lively conversations with exhibitors, the Falkirk Funders Fayre 2026 has once more exceeded expectations and left attendees feeling inspired and better equipped for another round of funding applications.
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Welcome
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
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Welcome
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.
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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Global Intergenerational Congress 2026: Funded Delegated Places Available
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Voices Less Heard, a new initiative led by Generations Working Together, has received generous support from National Lottery Awards for All Scotland to provide 40 fully funded delegate places for community practitioners and volunteers from across Scotland to attend the Global Intergenerational Congress 2026, taking place in Glasgow from 29 September – 1 October 2026.…
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National Youth Work Conference 2026: Supporting Young People’s Mental Health and Wellbeing
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Across Scotland, young people are facing increasing pressures affecting their mental health and wellbeing. Poverty, inequality, loneliness, trauma, digital pressures, family stress and uncertainty continue to shape young people’s lives and communities. Youth work plays a vital role in responding early – building trusted relationships, creating safe spaces, strengthening resilience and supporting young people before challenges escalate. Through…
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Registrations Open for Impact Arts’ Make It Your Own Programme
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Adults moving into a new tenancy in Falkirk are being encouraged to sign up for the next Make It Your Own programme from Impact Arts. The free project supports people to make their new house feel like home through creative workshops and practical one-to-one support. Running every Tuesday from 4 August – 6 October 2026…
