Our members, supporters and donors are really important to us and we believe that your experience of supporting the work of ENABLE Scotland should be a good one. That’s why we want to protect any personal information that you give to us.
We would love to share the stories of our ENABLE family members and the amazing work that you make possible. If you would rather not hear from us, that’s ok – just let us know and we won’t contact you.
We will store any personal details you give us legally, safely and confidentially.
We will answer any questions you have about your data, our work and how we spend your donations as fully and transparently as we can
We hope that your experience of ENABLE Scotland will always be a positive one, but if for any reason you have a concern, email complaints@enable.org.uk or call 0300 0200 101
We understand that your information is personal and we will never ask for information we don’t need. We also promise never to pass your information to a third party unless we need to do so by law.
Sometimes we will work with external companies to do things like mailing our newsletters or sending communications on our behalf and sometimes we need to use external sources to help us keep our information up to date.
Sometimes we will look at all the information we have and analyse it to try and build a picture of who supports us and why they are interested in ENABLE Scotland. We promise to always respect your privacy if we do this. You can request a copy of the data we hold on you at any time. For details of how to do this please read the privacy policy on our website or ask us to send you a paper copy.
If you have any questions at all, please let us know and if you don’t want us to write, phone or email you – get in touch with dataprotection@enable.org.uk.
Our full Privacy Policy can be downloaded at the link below, and this will be updated any time we change something.
ENABLE Scotland Privacy Policy – last updated: May 2022
‘Cookies’ are small pieces of information sent to your computer and stored on your hard drive to allow an organisation who owns the website to know who you are when you next visit the website.
ENABLE Scotland may store information about you and your activity in cookies. The only cookies that we use are Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Google Adwords and Facebook Pixel so we can offer the best possible user experience when you visit our site. If you want to delete any cookies that are already on your computer, please read the instructions for your file management software to find the file that stores cookies.
If you want to stop cookies from being filed on your computer in the future, please read your internet browser’s instructions. Please note that by deleting or disabling future cookies, you may not be able to use certain parts of our site.
This cookies statement applies to ENABLE Scotland websites only. The ENABLE Scotland website has links to other websites owned by other people. ENABLE Scotland does not pass on any personal information about you to any other website when you move to another website from this one.
If you use a link from the ENABLE Scotland website to another website, you must read the privacy policy of that other website to know how they may use any personal information that you may give them.