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A new partnership between the NSPCC and Britain’s four Gas Distribution Networks (GDNs) will deliver vital...
All the latest news, updates and highlights from the third Sector in Aberdeen July was a busy month with applications...
Preston Gan joins Mike and Rod in the studio to speak about Ikigai – a Japanese concept referring to something that gives a person a sense of purpose, a reason for living
On Thursday June 28th, ACVO went along to shmu’s monthly wellbeing walk. Taking advantage of the blue skies, warm day and cool North Sea breeze, the walk took in the sights of Greyhope Bay, providing the chance to get together, chat and enjoy the natural landscape our city has to offer.
Mike welcomes Duncan Peter, Head of Income Generation & Business Development at Clan Cancer Support in to the shmuFM studio to hear more about the work of Clan and the impact they make in supporting people affected by cancer in our local communities.
Aberdeen will once again welcome the Denis Law Legacy Trust Community Festival from 21 - 30 July, with a packed...
The latest programme with Mike on the Mic and Rod on the Radio from ACVO your local third sector interface bringing you all the news from the wonderful world of volunteering and your community.
NHS Grampian Charity has announced almost £200,000 of grants to charities and community groups across Aberdeen,...
Mike welcomes Rebecca and Lucy from CFINE in to the shmuFM studio to hear more about the work of the organisation and how it works to tackle poverty and promote sustainability in the region.
We all know that Local Government spending is under severe pressure, and this was no more keenly felt in our sector...
This month, ACVO are pleased to announce that applications for Year 2 of the Just Transition Participatory Budgeting...
Mike welcomes Nikki and Dave from Denis Law Legacy Trust to hear more about how the organisation supports and empowers young people in the North East to be confident, capable, independent and responsible citizens within their own communities.











