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In this episode, Mike chats with Lynn Shaw from Citymoves about their work in Aberdeen as well as sharing exciting updates around their 20th anniversary of DanceLive and how you can get involved!
At drop-in sessions across Aberdeen, Silver City Surfers is helping people build confidence and skills with a wide range of standard, everyday technology.
One of the things I enjoy most about my role is getting out and about across Aberdeen, meeting the people who give their time to make a difference in our communities.
Denis Law Legacy Trust (DLLT) has officially opened a new youth hub in Torry on Friday 4th September, creating another...
Scarf has been shortlisted for Climate Action Champion at The Herald Scottish Impact Awards 2026, continuing a growing...
Mike catches up with Nkem and Felix from Pillar of Hope to talk about their work supporting vulnerable people in Aberdeen and how you can get involved by volunteering!
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.
Mike catches up with Rashmi from the National Literacy Trust to find out how the National Year of Reading 2026 is going and how communities can get involved in Aberdeen!
Touch of Love is delighted to announce a new Back-to-School Support Fund that will provide £100 grants to 50 Aberdeen...
Every Monday morning, Clan Cancer Support brings people together for its weekly walking group – a chance for people impacted by cancer to get outdoors, socialise and enjoy good company.
In this week’s episode, Mike and Rod welcome Fay and Adwait from Silver City Surfers to talk about their work helping people across Aberdeen build confidence with modern technology and develop essential digital skills – and how you can get involved as a volunteer.
ACVO’s Funding Officer Claire Shaw reflects on the Scottish Government’s commitment to a seventh year
of the Communities Mental Health & Wellbeing Fund for Adults and what sustained investment means for organisations offering mental health and wellbeing initiatives for adults across Aberdeen.











