by Emily Shepherd | May 20, 2026 | Stories
In Aberdeen, community organisations play a vital role in supporting those who need it most. Among them, Instant Neighbour has become a lifeline for many – providing food support, household goods and essential services to vulnerable people across the city. As a...
by Andrew Davidson | May 13, 2026 | Stories
For MindLink Multicultural Counselling & Psychological Services, submitting its first annual return to the Scottish Charity Regulator is more than a formal requirement. It marks a significant step in the organisation’s development and a moment to reflect on how...
by Emily Shepherd | Apr 22, 2026 | Stories
Aberdeen Arts Centre has long been a significant part of the city’s cultural life. Originally opening in the 19th century as a church before transforming into a vibrant arts venue, the building has evolved alongside the community it serves. Today, Aberdeen Arts Centre...
by Emily Shepherd | Apr 16, 2026 | Stories
A fourth-year Geography & Anthropology masters student, she is the current University of Aberdeen’s volunteering engagement intern – working across both the Careers and Employability Service and the Aberdeen University Students’ Association (AUSA) since...
by Andrew Davidson | Mar 24, 2026 | Stories
Ruthrieston Community Centre has been part of the Aberdeen community for generations. The building dates back to around 1875, originally opening as a school for local children before later serving a range of educational purposes. Since 1979, it has operated as a...
by Emily Shepherd | Mar 17, 2026 | Stories
Alli Hutcheon and Mat Reed make up the Aberdeen City Council street youth work team and have been working together since last September: “We’re not aware of there being any street work in Aberdeen in the way that we do it: city centre-based, direct engagement with...
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