Humanist Society Scotland is Scotland's national humanist charity, dedicated to creating a more secular, rational, and socially just country. They work to ensure that everyone in Scotland has access to humanist ceremonies to commemorate important life events. With a focus on campaigns, involvement, and ceremonies, Humanist Society Scotland strives to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals and the broader community.

Their latest news includes the appointment of a new Chair and Trustees, the independence of Streetcare Volunteers as a separate charity, and an interview series featuring Kendal Delaney. Additionally, they highlight the increasing popularity of humanist weddings compared to Christian ceremonies in 2022, as reported by the National Records of Scotland. They have also launched new education guides for non-religious young people, parents, and carers, and have worked towards removing education votes from religious representatives after the next election.

Humanist Society Scotland's efforts contribute to a more inclusive and diverse society, promoting a secular and rational worldview while providing meaningful and personalized ceremonies for individuals and families across Scotland