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Our volunteers are an essential part of the award winning Nuart Festival here in Aberdeen, which takes place between 22-26 April 2026. Without our family of volunteers, Nuart would not be the success it is!

As a Community Champion volunteer, you will help raise awareness of alcohol harm and support positive change within your community. The role involves engaging with local groups, promoting campaigns, and helping spread information that encourages healthier attitudes towards alcohol.

Our Board plays a vital role in shaping the strategic direction and governance of the organisation. We are seeking individuals who are passionate about supporting survivors of sexual violence and who have, or wish to develop, skills in leadership, management, finance, human resources, fundraising, or organisational development.

Leading north-east cancer charity, Clan Cancer Support is currently seeking volunteers to offer its vital listening and support service which enables people impacted by a diagnosis to speak to someone about their cancer journey.

The Chair and Board Members will decide how to invest long term funding in projects that strengthen community cohesion, revitalise shared spaces, enhance local amenities, and ensure residents have a real voice in shaping their neighbourhood’s future.

Inchgarth Community Centre prides itself in offering young people volunteering opportunities where they can get experience while helping the community. If you are under 18 and are looking to volunteer, this is the place for you!

We have exciting opportunities for volunteers to come along and assist disabled members with various activities. We are seeking enthusiastic minibus drivers to join their team and ensure that members are transported safely to their weekly sessions at Inchgarth Community Centre.

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Inchgarth Community Centre is the city's largest, busiest, and most vibrant community centre. At the heart is our marvellous volunteer team and there are a great range of opportunities to help at Inchgarth Community Centre. All volunteers are greatly appreciated and provided with excellent support.

Volunteering for the Great Daffodil Appeal is flexible and straightforward, and you can even volunteer with family or friends. By giving up just a couple of hours to distribute the charity’s iconic daffodil pins in exchange for a donation, volunteers will raise crucial funds that will enable Marie Curie to continue delivering expert end of life care and support to more people in Aberdeen and shire.

Sunrise Partnership is a small, local charity providing free, confidential and therapeutic support to children and young people across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire who have experienced bereavement or significant loss. To strengthen our Board and support our continued sustainability, we are inviting applications for the voluntary role of Treasurer.