Tenants And Residents Forum
2026-09-02 14:00 - 16:00, 2026-10-07 14:00 - 16:00 (Europe/London) | Aberdeen Town House, Broad Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1AQ, United Kingdom
This is the group for tenants and residents who want to be more involved in the housing service. It fosters collaboration between tenants, residents, and the Council to ensure meaningful consultation and effective communication.
Members gain insight into Council policies and procedures, connect with others across the city, discuss housing issues, and share positive stories.

EASE - End of Life Aid Skills for Everyone
2026-09-05 11:00 - 16:00 | Old Torry Community Centre, 2 Abbey Place, Aberdeen, Aberdeen City, AB11 9QH, United Kingdom
End of Life Aid Skills for Everyone (EASE) is a free course for members of the public in Scotland who want to be better equipped to help friends or family who are caring, dying, or grieving.
EASE welcomes adults of all ages, experiences and walks of life.
The course aims to provide a safe and friendly environment where participants can grow more confident supporting others going through these difficult times, and to think about how they cope with these issues themselves.
Through activities, short films and group discussion participants explore a range of issues that can arise when someone is approaching the end of life, and some practical ways a friend or family member can offer support.
The course takes place over 2 days on Saturday 5th and 12th September (You need to be able to attend both days)

Envirolution Aberdeen 2026
2026-09-05 13:00 - 18:00 | Seaton Park, Aberdeen City, Aberdeen City, AB24 1XR, United Kingdom
Envirolution Aberdeen is a truly community-based and free festival dedicated to increasing understanding, connection, and engagement with the natural world, came to Aberdeen and we enjoyed it so much in 2024 and 2025 that we’re bringing it back on Saturday, 5 September 2026 at Seaton Park from 1 PM – 6 PM. Our mission (that we want you to be part of) is to support all communities in the transition towards a more sustainable future.
Founded in Manchester in 2009, Envirolution has made a significant impact on local communities and the broader environment. We invite everyone to get involved with the launch event in Aberdeen. Together, we can tackle climate change, address the mental health crisis, and create more inclusive communities.
We’re inviting anyone interested in hosting a stall at the Envirolution Aberdeen 2026! This is a great opportunity to showcase your organisation, artwork, creative projects, and everything you do. Whether you’re planning games, interactive activities, displays, or anything eco-friendly and fun, we’d love to have you involved. You can email the Programme Team at aberdeenenvirolutionprogram@gmail.com. The last date to sign ups for stalls and activities is Monday, 20 July 2026.
The festival is nothing without the amazing volunteers. The application for 2026 Envirolution Aberdeen volunteers is now OPEN. Please fill in the form (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdgSl-gm7HZc0coc4LZhce9KQfHKvxFdPkjOboxa1lfB4GJPg/viewform?pli=1) to sign up. For any queries, contact lauren@nescan.org.

Designated Child Protection Officer: Online Training
2026-09-08 18:00 - 21:00 | Online
Suitable for:
For staff who have a lead/designated safeguarding person role within your organisation.
You must have previously completed a safeguarding/child protection course to attend this session.
Book before 6pm on 12th July to receive a £5 discount on the ticket price.
Course Description:
This course is delivered via MS Teams by an experienced professional.
We will review the latest legislation and policies related to safeguarding/child protection, ensuring you understand how they apply to your specific duties as a lead/designated safeguarding person.
We will explore the continuum of support for the Getting it Right for Every Child framework through to Child Protection.
Understand why Chronologies are important for safeguarding children in protecting children. Learn how to create and maintain accurate records that capture a child’s history and any “significant events” that may require action. You’ll also develop your professional judgment in identifying these events.
We will revisit the steps you should take if you have any concerns about a child’s safety. This will empower you to respond promptly and appropriately, ensuring the child receives the necessary support.
Delve into multi-agency processes for addressing safeguarding/child protection concerns. We’ll answer the question: “What happens next?” This session will boost your confidence in record-keeping and information security when working with other agencies.
Learning Outcomes:
Demonstrate a strong understanding of the latest legislation and policies related to safeguarding and the child protection of children. You’ll be able to explain how these regulations apply to your specific duties as a lead/designated safeguarding person.
A deeper and more holistic understanding of the preventative measures using the Getting it Right for Every Child framework for safeguarding/child protection interventions.
Develop your skills in creating and maintaining comprehensive chronologies that capture a child’s history and any “significant events” requiring intervention. You’ll strengthen your professional judgement in identifying these critical events.
Clear understanding of the steps you should take if you have any concerns about a child’s safety. This will empower you to respond promptly and appropriately, ensuring the child receives the necessary support.
The use of up to date tools and resources available to support your own and staff teams practice in keeping children safe.
Gain valuable insight into the multi-agency processes for addressing safeguarding/child protection concerns. You’ll learn what happens next when concerns are reported and feel more confident in record-keeping and information security when working with other agencies.
By the end of this course, you’ll be a more confident and empowered lead/designated safeguarding person, ready to effectively protect children within your organisation.

Love Without Limits Conference (Dates-n-Mates Annual Event)
2026-09-10 14:00 - 17:00 | Aberdeen Beach Ballroom, Aberdeen Beach Ballroom, Beach Promenade, Aberdeen, Aberdeen City, AB24 5NR, United Kingdom
Dates-n-Mates annual conference
Dates-n-Mates are delighted to be hosting our Love Without Limits Conference for the 3rd year.
Love Without Limits is our annual event focused on breaking down barriers and tackling the stigma around relationships, love and sex for adults with learning disabilities.
The 2026 conference in Aberdeen, hosted during Learning Disability Week, includes the following key activities and talks:

An introduction from the Dates-n-Mates team
An interactive talk with Alastair Minty [Stay up late Scotland]
A talk from Rape Crisis Grampian *TBC
A presentation from Ruth Callendar [Sottish Commission for Learning Disabilities]
An Education with Empowerment (Love & Sex) workshop taster and talk from Dates-n-Mates
A panel Q&A with lived experience stories from Dates-n-Mates members
A tea, coffee and biscuit connection break
An opportunity to connect with the work we do and one another

We would love for you to join us!
To find out more, you can contact us on scotland@datesnmates.org.uk or reserve your free space via Eventbrite now.
Donations towards our Love Without Limits campaign and wider charity are welcomed.

Masked Ball
2026-09-11 19:00 | The Chester Hotel, 55-63 Queens Road, Aberdeen, AB15 4YP, United Kingdom
Mask up and be part of our biggest and most spectacular event of the year!
You’ll be treated to a welcome drink, indulgent 3-course meal and fantastic live entertainment.
The Chester Hotel, Aberdeen.
£1,000 per table of 10, but individual tickets are available.
Sponsorship opportunities available.

Community Engagement Training
2026-09-17 10:00 - 15:00 | Online
Our community engagement training empowers you to bring communities together, build bridges & forge great relationships. Our professional courses are perfect for charities, public sector & social enterprises.
Event cost
Fees per person: £199 – Smaller charities (under 15 staff) and self-funded individuals £299 – Large charities, public sector and small businesses £399 – Corporate rate (over 15 staff).

Aberdeen Citizens Advice Bureau Annual Quiz Night
2026-09-17 17:30 - 22:00 | Aberdeenshire Cricket Club, Morningside Road, Aberdeen, Aberdeen City, AB10 7FB, United Kingdom
Annual Quiz Night to raise funds for Aberdeen Citizens Advice Bureau.
Stoves/Macaroni available on the night from 5.30pm to 6.45pm.
Quiz starting at 7pm.
Tickets to be bought in advance. Please get in touch at aberdeencab.cas.org.uk/contact-us with Quiz Night as the subject to get tickets.

Climate Week North East 2026
2026-09-19 09:00 - 21:00 | Various, United Kingdom
Climate Week North East (CWNE) returns for its 12th year from Saturday, 19 September to Sunday, 4 October 2026, and we’re inviting individuals, community groups, and organisations to be part of it by hosting one or more events. If you already have an event planned between the 19th September to 4th October, we’d love for you to be part of CWNE26.
CWNE26 is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your work, collaborate with others, share learning, and reach wider audiences. It’s a chance to deepen local impact, bring people together, and celebrate everything that makes our communities across North East Scotland special.
Whether you’re planning a workshop, walk, beach clean, tour, talk, performance, or something completely different – we’d love to hear from you.

Limitless Women's Summit
2026-09-26 10:00 - 17:30 | King’s Church, King's Way, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen, Aberdeen City, AB23 8BL, United Kingdom
More Than A Conference
A Catalyst
You can attend events all year.
But not every room changes you.
This is not another conference where you take notes, feel inspired for a few hours, and return unchanged.
This is where women challenge limiting beliefs, expand their thinking, build powerful relationships, and unlock opportunities that shift careers, businesses, and futures.
Because legacy requires action.

Aberdeen September Beach Clean
2026-09-26 10:30 - 12:30 | Aberdeen Beach, Footdee Public Toilets, North Square, Aberdeen, AB11 5DX, United Kingdom
Join us for the ACA September Beach Clean and help make our local beach sparkle again. It’s an awesome in-person event where we roll up our sleeves, collect trash and enjoy some fresh sea breeze together. Whether you’re a regular or new to beach cleanups, everyone’s welcome to pitch in and have some fun while protecting our planet. Don’t miss out – let’s keep the beach beautiful!
SCHEDULE
10:30 – Welcome & safety briefing: Please arrive on time so we can brief everyone, explain how the event works, and hand out equipment.
10:45 – Beach clean: We’ll spread out in pairs or small groups to collect litter along the beach and nearby paths.
12:00 – Wrap-up & social time. We’ll meet back at the start point to return equipment, tally up what we’ve found, and take a group photo.
Please plan to stay until 12:30 if you can – this is a great time to meet like-minded people, ask questions, and enjoy a relaxed moment together after the clean-up. Bring a flask, a snack, or just yourself
EQUIPMENT: Tongs, gloves, and bin bags will be provided – feel free to bring your own if you have it.
MEETING POINT: Footdee Public Toilets
We’ll meet at 10:30 at the Footdee Public Toilets. To find the exact spot: What Three Words: atom.vows.hopes https://w3w.co/atom.vows.hopes Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/saFjuPjsvGb2gk1D8 Coordinates: 57.14439654862394, -2.0722969249717025
ABOUT ACA: Aberdeen Climate Action is a volunteer-led community group working for a just and liveable future for Aberdeen. Our beach cleans are part of our regular action programme – find out more at www.aberdeenclimateaction.org.uk.
Questions? Get in touch via our website or social media. We look forward to seeing you on the beach!

Child Protection Introduction: Online Training
2026-10-06 18:00 - 21:00 | Online
Suitable for:
For staff who are new to working in Early Years, and or with school age children, Childminders, volunteers, and families who have not had any child protection training.
Book before 6pm on 12th July to received a £5 discount on the ticket price.
Course Description:
This interactive, online course delivered via MS Teams by an experienced professional will equip you with the knowledge and skills to keep children safe.
We will explore your specific responsibilities in safeguarding and child protection with the children you work with. Learn how to identify and respond to any concerns you may have about their well-being.
Gain comprehensive knowledge about the various types of child abuse and neglect. Recognise the signs and symptoms that may indicate a child is at risk.
This course equips you with the knowledge and skills to effectively report any concerns you may have about a child’s safety. Follow clear procedures to ensure the child receives the necessary support.
Learning Outcomes:
Gain a clear understanding of your specific duties and role in the safeguarding/child protection of children.
Learn to identify the various types of child abuse and neglect.
Develop the ability to recognise signs and indicators that may suggest a child is being abused or neglected.
Become familiar with the correct procedures for reporting any concerns you have about a child’s safety.
Practice applying your knowledge and skills to real-life scenarios, ensuring you’re prepared to handle potential situations.

Aberdeen October Beach Clean
2026-10-31 10:30 - 12:30 | Aberdeen Beach, Footdee Public Toilets, North Square, Aberdeen, AB11 5DX, United Kingdom
Join us for the ACA October Beach Clean and help make our local beach sparkle again. It’s an awesome in-person event where we roll up our sleeves, collect trash and enjoy some fresh sea breeze together. Whether you’re a regular or new to beach cleanups, everyone’s welcome to pitch in and have some fun while protecting our planet. Don’t miss out – let’s keep the beach beautiful!
SCHEDULE
10:30 – Welcome & safety briefing: Please arrive on time so we can brief everyone, explain how the event works, and hand out equipment.
10:45 – Beach clean: We’ll spread out in pairs or small groups to collect litter along the beach and nearby paths.
12:00 – Wrap-up & social time. We’ll meet back at the start point to return equipment, tally up what we’ve found, and take a group photo.
Please plan to stay until 12:30 if you can – this is a great time to meet like-minded people, ask questions, and enjoy a relaxed moment together after the clean-up. Bring a flask, a snack, or just yourself
EQUIPMENT: Tongs, gloves, and bin bags will be provided – feel free to bring your own if you have it.
MEETING POINT: Footdee Public Toilets
We’ll meet at 10:30 at the Footdee Public Toilets. To find the exact spot: What Three Words: atom.vows.hopes https://w3w.co/atom.vows.hopes Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/saFjuPjsvGb2gk1D8 Coordinates: 57.14439654862394, -2.0722969249717025
ABOUT ACA: Aberdeen Climate Action is a volunteer-led community group working for a just and liveable future for Aberdeen. Our beach cleans are part of our regular action programme – find out more at www.aberdeenclimateaction.org.uk.
Questions? Get in touch via our website or social media. We look forward to seeing you on the beach!

Building a Resilient Social Enterprise: From Foundations to Funding
2026-11-10 12:15 - 13:00 | Online
A 3-part webinar series for changemakers looking to scale their impact
A Free Webinar for Changemakers focussing on: Choosing the Right Legal Structure for Your Social Enterprise
