supporting, developing and representing community groups,
voluntary organisations, social enterprises and volunteering
  • Understanding the potential barriers to adherence with coronavirus restrictions in Scotland

    Created: 11/12/2020
    News/Events Category: General News


    During the coronavirus pandemic, restrictions and guidance has been introduced to limit the spread of the virus. These important restrictions have changed the way we shop, travel, work and socialise. Evidence shows that some people are finding it difficult to follow the restrictions completely for a range of reasons.
     
    This short anonymous survey asks a few questions about experiences of coronavirus restrictions, to help understand barriers in more detail. It asks what people have found easy and difficult. Responses will help the Scottish Government continue to support people across Scotland to stay safe and keep their families and communities safe too.

    This survey will close on 18 December 2020.




    What now?
    See other news/events in the General News category
    Go to the main News page
    Tell us about your own news

Suggest an update/report an error/enquire about this page

News/Events Categories:

Children and Families (83 items)
Climate/Environment (9 items)
Community Events (3 items)
Consultations (8 items)
Employability (39 items)
Funding and Finance (32 items)
FVA News (2 items)
General News (15 items)
Goods, Donations and Services (2 items)
Governance (15 items)
Health and Social Care (73 items)
Job Vacancies (34 items)
Partnerships, Networks and Forums (32 items)
Technology (3 items)
Training and Learning (84 items)
Volunteering (30 items)


Go to the main News page

Share your news/events

It's free! Tell us about your event, news, training, vacancy etc. by completing a short form and we'll add it to our e-bulletins and website - accessed by thousands of people every month.


Sign up to our e-bulletins

Subscribe to our e-bulletins today to keep up-to-date with all of the latest news and events across Fife's Third Sector.

Sign up for e-bulletins now