Aberdeen Carers Support Service
Do you look after a friend or family member who is unable to care for themselves? If so, you are a carer and we can help. This service is run by social care charity Quarriers.
Address
37 Albert Street, Aberdeen
AB25 1XU
Aberdeen Cycle Forum
Aberdeen Cycle Forum is a voluntary organization dedicated to championing cycling and active travel across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire.
Address
3 Murray Terrace Aberdeen
AB117SA
Aberdeen in Recovery
Aberdeen in Recovery (AiR) is a Lived Experience Recovery Organisation who celebrates recovery in all its forms. We aim to be a bridge from dependence to independence for all individuals seeking to recover from addiction and mental ill health.
We support those who wish to initiate change, including their family and friends, by providing opportunities of all kinds.
AiR have a varied programme of peer support, family support, training and education opportunities and events.
We also run a varied program of events, groups and meetings online, so individuals don’t need to be in Aberdeen to receive support.
We are a charity which is open to anyone who has actual lived experience of addiction and anyone who has been affected by a loved one’s addiction.
We are a thriving Recovery Community of activists willing to share our own recovery experiences offering a peer example to those looking to embark on a Journey of Change
Address
41 Union Street
AB11 5BN
Aberdeen Sands (Stillbirth & Neonatal Death Charity)
A local support group that provides help, advice and support to families following the loss of a baby. The group hold monthly support meetings and also a next pregnancy meeting.
Group is run by volunteers all bereaved parents.
Address
Po Box 12113 Aberdeen
AB16 9DX
Alopecia UK
Aberdeen Alopecia UK is a local support group for people affected by alopecia. We have a variety of meetings across the year offering support, information and advice. Previous activities have included, walks, informal meetings, specialist events/ speakers, with lots more to come!
Address
PO Box 341, Shipley
BD18 9EH
AberNecessities
AberNecessities provides disadvantaged families with the essential and basic necessities that no child should go without.
From maternity bundles for mother and baby to nappies, formula milk, clothing, toys & books, and equipment for children aged 0-18 years, AberNecessities recognises the importance of meeting the basic needs of a child in order to give them the best start possible.
Address
Grove House, Howe Moss Road, Dyce, Aberdeen, AB21 0E
AB21 0ER
Barnardos Scotland Fostering and Adoption
Helping children and young people feel safer, happier, healthier and more hopeful.
We've been changing childhoods and changing lives for over 150 years and we'll be here for as long as we are needed.
Learn more about becoming a foster carers with Barnardo's.
Address
20 Carden Place, Aberdeen
AB10 1UQ
Befriend a Child
Befriend a Child supports children and young people growing up in difficult life circumstances across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire. We match children with trained volunteers who help them develop new life skills and achieve their potential.
Address
9 Bon-Accord Square, Aberdeen
AB11 6DJ
Cairns Counselling
Cairns Counselling aims to empower disadvantaged adults experiencing mental health difficulties to improve their mental health and quality of their lives by providing professional counselling by voluntary donation to remove affordability as a barrier to accessing vital mental health support.
Address
Migvie House, Ground Floor West, 23 North Silver Street, ABERDEEN
AB10 1RJ
CALICO
Calico helps with financial grants to support families who have a child diagnosed with cancer or a cancer related illness
Address
20 Harcourt Road
AB15 5NZ
Camphill School Aberdeen
Camphill School Aberdeen is a charity (OSCR Registration No.SC015588) founded in 1940.
We were the first school of its kind in the UK and we founded the global Camphill Movement; one of the largest networks of independent charities in the world.
Our work empowers over 100 children and young people to grow in confidence, independence and reach their fullest potential by accessing our sector leading day and residential services. Our young people have complex and multiple diagnoses, such as Learning Disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down’s Syndrome, Asperger’s Syndrome, Attachment Disorder and Foetal alcohol syndrome; as a minimum our young people require at least 1:1 specialist support.
Address
Murtle House, Murtle Estate, Bieldside, Aberdeen,
AB15 9EP
Charlie House
Charlie House is a local children's charity that aims to improve the quality of life for babies, children and young people in the North East of Scotland who have life-limiting or life-threatening conditions and provide support to their families. Established in 2011, Charlie House provides activities and projects that enable families to gain confidence, engage socially, enjoy activities together, meet others in a similar situation, share information and get emotional and practical support when they need it most.
Address
38 Albyn Place
AB10 1YN
