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Andrew DavidsonApr 4, 2024All the latest news, updates and highlights from the third sector in Aberdeen This month we take a closer look at the...
Andrew DavidsonApr 2, 2024Registration is now open for the 2024 Celebrate Aberdeen parade, the event which showcases the enormous contribution...
Andrew DavidsonMar 29, 2024Clan Cancer Support is looking for thrill seekers to take a leap of faith in its Skydive fundraising challenge this...
Andrew DavidsonMar 28, 2024The Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund for Adults has been awarded a further £15 million across Scotland for...
Emily ShepherdMar 27, 2024The Archie Foundation’s tee-rific annual corporate Golf Day will return bigger and better than ever before, to help...
Emily ShepherdMar 27, 2024An Aberdeen charity is distributing over 1600 Easter Eggs to disadvantaged children across the city and shire after an...
Emily ShepherdMar 26, 2024ACVO TSI celebrates the 40th anniversary of Volunteers’ Week 2024! Over 7,000 people visited The Big Help Out...
Andrew DavidsonMar 25, 2024The importance of maths in the energy mix and how it fits into the energy transition has been the focus of three...
Emily ShepherdMar 25, 2024Mike Melvin brings you the latest So Why Don’t You programme with Silver City Surfers! Listen to Catherine and Steve as they share all the latest updates from the small local charity dedicated to helping those over 55 with modern technology.
Andrew DavidsonMar 20, 2024Local charity The Archie Foundation raised more than £1.6million in 2023 to support babies, children and families, an...
Andrew DavidsonMar 18, 2024The latest programme with superb guest Anne from the amazing Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland joining Mike on the Mic and Rod on the Radio in the shmu studio.
Andrew DavidsonMar 14, 2024Sitting in stark contrast to the dark, and often bleak Aberdeen winter, SNUG is a haven of warmth, creativity, and community spirit. Supported by the Scottish Government’s Community Mental Health & Wellbeing Fund, distributed in Aberdeen by ACVO, SNUG offers a unique space where adults can unwind, connect, and explore their artistic talents free of charge.