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By volunteering with Shallion Support, you’ll be part of something new, something meaningful. Whether you can spare a few hours a week or want to get more deeply involved, your skills and time will have a direct impact on people who desperately need support.

The RVS Cuppa Club are one of over 100 affiliated partnered peer support groups with Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland. This is a social support group (tea & cake, games, bingo etc.) open to anyone who has had a stroke and those with long term health conditions.

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Join Brain Tumour Research as a Public Collections Volunteer and make a direct impact in the fight against brain tumours. Your role will help raise crucial funds and increase awareness, bringing us one step closer to finding a cure.

Defining meaningful differences in treatments from a patient perspective - We are a research team based at the Aberdeen Centre for Evaluation (ACE, University of Aberdeen) interested in developing new ways to involve patients in defining which treatments work best, i.e. how to quantify a meaningful difference from a patient perspective.

We have an exciting opportunity for a new volunteer external advisor to join the NHS Grampian Charity committee. If you have knowledge and skills in investment management and trading, and you are passionate about enhancing health and wellbeing right here in Grampian, then we want to hear from you.

Leading north-east cancer charity, Clan Cancer Support is appealing for volunteers across Aberdeen to support local people impacted by cancer. The charity 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.

We currently have a great opportunity to help in one of our developments based in Aberdeen City as a Coffee Morning Volunteer.

The Volunteer Befriender helps residents who feel isolated or unable to get out very easily on their own by giving time on a one to one basis to help a person maintain social contact, provide companionship and reduce loneliness and social isolation.

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As a Pets As Therapy volunteer, you will be at the heart of what we do. PAT Volunteers are dedicated pet owners who give up their spare time to help others.

We are looking for volunteers to come in to the Centre on a Tuesday and Thursday morning from 9am-11.30am and set out all the toys, engage with the children and parents and organise a few small activities with the children like messy play, story telling or basic crafts, then tidy up again at the end of the group.