Latest news from Aberdeen’s Third Sector
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Emily ShepherdSep 1, 2023All the latest news, updates and highlights from the third Sector in Aberdeen Another month has flown by as we bring...
Andrew DavidsonAug 28, 2023The latest programme with great guest Marie Douglas from the University of Aberdeen Patient Partner Programme in the studio speaking about the important and excellent work and volunteering the Patient Partner Programme does and how shmu listeners can get involved.
Emily ShepherdAug 24, 2023Join in with the festivities this Sunday (27th August) at Queens Links, Beach Boulevard between 12-7pm. The event has...
Andrew DavidsonAug 24, 2023Aberdeen based playwright and author, Mike Gibb, announces the publication of his latest book, adapted from a play set...
Emily ShepherdAug 24, 2023Humza Yousaf has been told that people struggling on low incomes in Scotland can no longer to wait for bold action to...
Andrew DavidsonAug 22, 2023This Saturday (August 26) around 5000 people, representing 130 organisations will take over Union Street for this...
Andrew DavidsonAug 21, 2023Station House Media Unit (shmu), one of the core cultural organisations in North East Scotland, is excited to share a...
Andrew DavidsonAug 21, 2023Renowned Scottish illustrator Johanna Basford OBE has become a patron of The Archie...
Emily ShepherdAug 21, 2023Future Choices Chairman David Forbes, along with volunteers Ryan and Diane, join Mike Melvin in the shmuFM studio! Celebrating their 15th anniversary as a charity, David discusses how Future Choices help support vulnerable people in the community by breaking social isolation barriers.
Andrew DavidsonAug 18, 2023Garden enthusiasts, eco-conscious shoppers, and supporters of the vital work done by Alcohol and Drugs Action are...
Emily ShepherdAug 16, 2023Barnardo’s Aberdeen Young Carers Service supports Young Carers in Aberdeen City to live a happy and fulfilled life alongside caring. With at least 2,000 Young Carers in Aberdeen City who would benefit from support, the charity’s aim is to develop the service to support Young Carers with individual identified needs, reduce the impact of caring, allow them to receive a short break from caring, help to reduce social isolation, improve wellbeing and increase their resilience.
Gette CobbanAug 15, 2023The Hearings for Children redesign report calls for historic reform to the Children’s Hearings System in Scotland In...