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Early Intervention is a neurodivergent safe space for neuro divergent children and their families. A non-judgmental environment where you can be your true authentic self. Managed by volunteers we offer specialist support - Speech and Language therapy, Music Therapy, Pet therapy, and opportunities for children up to 9 years old to socialise with their neurokin whilst empowering them to embrace their identity, we also offer opportunities for semi structured play, arts and crafts and sensory messy play.

Looking for friendly volunteers to help us support families at sessions, no experience necessary but would especially love to hear from those with lived experience - neurodivergent adults and or people with a close connection to neurodiversity or ASN for example an autistic family member.

Dyce & Stoneywood Community Association is looking to recruit volunteers to help us with our programme for local community members of all ages

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Drinklink believe that no one life should be negatively affected by someone else?s drinking. Our aim is to link people affected by someone else's drinking, we know the impact of this can be wide reaching so we work to provide signposting to support, and services to facilitate education and recovery.

We are currently looking for a Minutes Secretary to join us on a voluntary basis. DRiNKLiNK believes that no one life should be negatively affected by someone else's drinking. Our aim is to link people affected by someone else's drinking, we know the impact of this can be wide reaching so we work to provide signposting to support, and services to facilitate education and recovery.

We are seeking a committed and dynamic individual to serve as the Chair of our charity. As the Charity Chair, you will play a pivotal role in guiding and supporting our organisation as we work towards our mission of reducing the ripple that alcoholism has on Scottish communities.

Want to make a difference? Do something fun and inspirational with a serious impact? Become a FriendZ Meetups Volunteer! Social isolation and loneliness have a major impact on the health, well-being, and the life expectancy of adults with Down's Syndrome. Down's Syndrome Scotland's exciting new FriendZ Meetups programme aims to tackle the loneliness and social isolation experienced by adults with Down's syndrome in Scotland.

The Partnership works to raise awareness of the challenges faced by people with disabilities and to break down barriers, overcome challenges and improve quality of life. The group comprises approximately 15 members of the public, working with five local councillors.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an individual who is competent with all social media: website, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook - to join our charity on a voluntary basis. To provide help and support to establish these sites and help manage them on a regular basis

As a member of the Board, you will operate at a strategic level and be determined to ensure the charity can be the best it can be whilst maintaining its core values. In return for your enthusiasm, time and commitment, you will gain invaluable experience, including decision-making at a strategic level