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Useful Links

Locality (was DTA)

Our sister organisation in England, now joined with BASSAC - The leading network in England of community enterprise practitioners dedicated to helping people set up development trusts and helping existing development trusts learn from each other and work effectively.

www.locality.org.uk

DTA Wales

Our sister organisation in Wales - An independent practitioner based membership organisation promoting the work of and supporting the growing network of development trusts in Wales

www.dtawales.org.uk

Community Energy Scotland

Scotland’s first national Community Energy Network providing support and funding for communities developing sustainable energy projects, its membership drawn from communities across Scotland.

www.communityenergyscotland.org.uk

Community Resources Network Scotland

Membership organisation established to provide support and information for community led groups involved in recycling, reuse, composting, reduction & waste education activities.

www.crns.org.uk

Community Woodlands Association

Membership organisation established to provide support and information for community woodland groups involved in delivering public access, economic development, renewable energy, biodiversity and health & well being projects

www.community-woods.org.uk

Scottish Community Alliance

An informal alliance of national and regional networks, local community groups and individuals that has come together to campaign for a strong and independent community sector in Scotland.

www.localpeopleleading.co.uk

Scottish Social Enterprise Coalition

A collective voice for social enterprises in Scotland.

www.ssec.org.uk

Senscot

Connects and maps social enterprise networks throughout Scotland, promotes the work of social enteprise and the development of new services

www.senscot.net

Social Enterprise Academy

Established to develop the capacities of Scotland's social entrepreneurs through high quality learning.

www.theacademy-ssea.org

Social Firms Scotland

Established to support the creation of social Firms in Scotland. Social Firms seek to create good quality jobs for severely disadvantaged people within supportive and successful enterprises.

www.socialfirms.org.uk