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A team of runners and volunteers has raised over £3,800 for Gathimba Edwards Foundation after representing the...
Young people are making a huge difference across Aberdeen every day through volunteering. Giving their time to create positive change, young people volunteer through various ways such as delivering sport sessions, supporting community events and helping people stay connected through social activities.
For over sixty years, the Phoenix Club has provided friendship, fun and a sense of belonging for adults with additional support needs in Aberdeen.
Mike and Ghada chat with Allison, Trish and Dave (as well as Oscar the guide dog!) about their work supporting those with sight loss and how you can get involved as a puppy raiser.
Young people make a tremendous contribution through volunteering, providing such important support to communities across Aberdeen.
Mike and Rod welcome Chinyere from Grampian Credit Union to talk about their work supporting the community by providing savings and fair, affordable loans.
Three north east dance schools have joined forces for a fun-filled day of dance and movement to raise funds for...
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.
Long-standing charity volunteer Neil McArthur is preparing to celebrate his 80th birthday by taking on the challenge...
Brimmond Court refurbished garden was made possible through a £10,000 grant from the Community & Coast Fund, delivered by ETZ Ltd. in partnership with ACVO TSI.
Volunteers are the driving force behind many communities across Aberdeen – giving their time, skills and energy to support local organisations, create connections and improve the lives of others. As Volunteers’ Week (1-7 June 2026) is celebrated across the UK, this is a fantastic opportunity to recognise the incredible contribution volunteers make every day throughout the city.
Mike welcomes back Ian Stones from the Learning Disability Group of Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire in this latest episode of So Why Don’t You!











