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We currently have a great opportunity to help with gardening tasks in one of our developments based in Aberdeen City. The role involves assisting with general light gardening activities in our residents’ areas to provide an attractive and enhanced environment. Garden maintenance – including weeding, pruning, tidying and path maintenance.

As a Community Wish Maker volunteer in Aberdeen you can help us to raise the funds to make these dreams come true. As a Community Wish Maker living in Aberdeen or the surrounding areas, you'll be the spark that drives our fundraising efforts!

A Peer supporter at LATNEM is a mum with lived experience of mental ill health who wants to share her own journey as a path finder, giving hope to others. A mum or birthing person with a passion for helping others. The role involves preparing the space before a meeting and tidying up afterwards. You would help to prepare refreshments and make our service users feel welcome.

This is an exciting opportunity to play an active role in the governance of AARC. We are looking for individuals with experience in governance, finance, promotion/fundraising, or related skills, to become trustees. We are currently a small team of trustees, wanting to grow in size and experience as a team.

We are looking for individuals with lived experience of the asylum-seeking process, to become trustees. To avoid conflict of interest, we ask that you are no longer receiving direct support from AARC, but would welcome anyone who has previously received support from AARC.

Do you have a flair for preparing a meal in a community setting, or have a friendly nature bring a sense of welcome to our residents then we need you. Ruthrieston Community Centre hosts a Community Cafe every Friday 12-3 and we are looking for people to come and help in the kitchen and interact with our residents.

As a Board Member you are responsible for the strategic management of the Bureau. We welcome Board Members who are enthusiastic about helping their community, even if they don’t feel they have specific professional skills.

shmuSCREEN empowers local communities to create short films and video content for shmu’s online platforms. Participants will gain valuable skills in filming, interviewing, and editing, with a focus on producing impactful content that showcases the stories of their communities.

There are various volunteering roles in shmuFM: you can be a studio presenter, part of a community news gathering team, specialist music presenter, or get involved behind the scenes. If you live in Woodside, Tillydrone, Seaton, Torry, Northfield, Cummings Park, or Middlefield - get in touch to find out about becoming a shmuFM volunteer.

Do you want to take part in vegan volunteering around Aberdeen? The Vegan Society's mission is to make veganism mainstream. We're working tirelessly to make veganism an easily-adopted and widely-recognised approach to reducing animal suffering and environmental damage.