Civil Society Jobs helps you find Glasgow charity jobs

Aug. 28, 2012 - PRLog -- Regional charity work allows individuals to give back to their community and improve social problems within their local area. Civil Society Jobs has pinpointed several Glaswegian charities that work on a regional scale. If you are looking for charity jobs in Glasgow (http://www.civilsociety.co.uk/jobs/charity_jobs_advice/content/13154/charity-jobs-glasgow), take a look at the non profit organisations to discover ways that you can help out in the city.

1) The Yorkhill Children's Foundation raises funds to help sick children and babies admitted to Yorkhill Hospital and other NHS centres in Glasgow & Clyde. So far, the organisation has been able to donate medical equipment, improve family facilities and support paediatric research in Glasgow.

2) Maggie's centres offer support to those affected by problems associated with cancer. With organisations across Scotland, people searching for charity jobs in Edinburgh (http://www.civilsociety.co.uk/jobs/charity_jobs_advice/content/13062/charity-jobs-edinburgh), Dundee and Aberdeen can also apply to work for the organisation. The centres offer psychological support, stress reduction workshops and plenty of advice and information free of charge.

3) For those looking for Glasgow charity jobs, the P.D.S.A has a number of branches across the city. The charity relies solely on charity fundraising and donations to offer its free veterinary services. The non-profit organisation also works hard to promote responsible pet ownership in the city.

4) Established after WW2, Glasgow's Old People's Welfare Association offers assistance to the elderly. The foundation's charity workers travel around the city to help the older generation with such problems as loneliness, poverty and ill health.

5) The Poverty Alliance fights to remedy economic problems in Glasgow. Since the 1980s, a network of individuals and groups regularly come together to tackle social exclusion and poverty, working to change policies in Glasgow, the UK and Europe.

For more information on Glasgow charity jobs, visit the Civil Society Jobs site. The search box allows you to view all the latest full time, part-time and voluntary vacancies at charity organisations. You can also find a selection of online guides which offer advice and information on working in the third sector.

Website: http://www.civilsociety.co.uk/jobs/

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Civil Society Jobs uses the full digital, print and event portfolio of Civil Society Media to put job-seekers and recruiters in touch with each other. These products regularly attract tens of thousands of high-calibre charity and non-charity professionals, who are looking for independent, trusted and up-to-the minute sources of news and information. Civil Society Jobs works effectively by seamlessly overlaying job vacancies and advice across this portfolio.