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The team at ACVO would like to thank Gette for her contribution to our work – and that of the sector in Aberdeen – as she retires from her role with us as Senior Development Officer (The Promise).
In this episode, Mike and Ghada are joined by Florence from The Period Place to hear about their work and how people can get involved in Aberdeen!
We’re excited to bring you the latest edition of ACVO News – your go to source for all that’s happening across Aberdeen’s third sector. From inspiring community stories to essential updates and opportunities, ACVO News keeps you connected, informed, and engaged with the work making a real difference locally.
In this episode, Mike and Rod are joined by Stephen Nakote from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation to discuss their vital work supporting those with asthma and allergies across Aberdeen and beyond.
Volunteers play a vital role at Aberdeen Arts Centre, supporting everything from front-of-house to events and helping create a welcoming experience for audiences. As part of our Why I Volunteer in Aberdeen series, we spoke to volunteers Ian and Fiona about what brought them to the Arts Centre and why giving their time continues to matter to them.
This week, Mike catches up with Abi and Lez from MISS – Miscarriage Support to chat about their vital work supporting those affected by miscarriage as well as their spring fundraising challenge Miles for Memories.
For Rowan Peattie, volunteering has played an important role in shaping her experiences, interests and future ambitions.
In this week’s episode, Mike welcomes Christine and Shelly from Childline to discuss the work they do to support children and young people and how the local community can get involved
New research from Volunteer Scotland highlights both the tremendous contribution of volunteers and the very real challenges shaping the future of volunteering across Aberdeen and Scotland.
We’re excited to bring you the latest edition of ACVO News – your go to source for all that’s happening across Aberdeen’s third sector. From inspiring community stories to essential updates and opportunities, ACVO News keeps you connected, informed, and engaged with the work making a real difference locally.
In this week’s episode, Mike and Rod welcome Nara and Natalya from BUTA Azerbaijan Scotland Association where they discuss their work promoting Azerbaijani culture, history and language in Aberdeen.
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