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Volunteer Inverclyde, the project created by CVS Inverclyde in 2018 to encourage volunteering locally, said 'farewell and thank you' to its Inverclyde Youth Action (IYA) subgroup, as it presented Saltire Awards in recognition of their achievements. The team are pictured with CVS Inverclyde Volunteer Development Officer, Catriona MacLeod (back left) and Chief Executive Officer Charlene Elliott.
Valerie Campbell and Sean Macfarlane, two of Inverclyde's voluntary sector workers, have been appointed Champions for the National Association of Link Workers (NALW), two of only three people in Scotland to take up these new voluntary roles.
CVS Inverclyde welcomes Minister for Business, Skills and Fair Work
As the first charity to become a Living Wage Accredited employer in Scotland in 2013, the team at CVS Inverclyde were delighted to host a visit from Jamie Hepburn MSP, Minister for Business, Skills and Fair Work.
Our Place Our Future (OPOF) is calling out to residents with a passion for improving their local community in Greenock East and Central, to get on board as Community Champions.
The OPOF team are inviting people to join them and find out more about the many opportunities to become involved, during their Community Champions open day on Wednesday 25 March, 9am to 7pm, taking place in the Inverclyde Community Hub, 75-81 Cathcart Street, in the heart of Greenock town centre.
