Welcome to Aberdeen Council of Voluntary Organisations (ACVO) - Communications website which is a communication tool for the public and voluntary sector in Aberdeen.
The site supplies up-to-date information on current and forthcoming consultations, events, publications, latest news, funding opportunities, jobs and other useful links.
Contributions Please! For further information or to send your contributions to the site, including Annual Reports, Research Documents, Events Programmes/Booking Forms, News Items, Consultations, Consultation Responses, Job Vacancies and Events Feedback, please contact Michelle Duff, Communications Support Officer.
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Testimonials
The E-bulletin is an excellent way of communicating with others and gaining information, it is like a little life line for Pillar Aberdeen a fantastic and reliable way of reaching so many others that would be impossible for us to do on our own. We know that a great deal of the success of the turn-out to our Open days and other events are due to the promoting in the e-bulletin. I think the development of the latest jobs section will be a very helpful and of great benefit to all. Many thanks! Kathryn Gauld Manager Pillar Aberdeen
Just a short note to say thanks for the continued good and valued work of the e-bulletin. Who'd have thought that this would be going from success to success and strength to strength when we first discussed this a few years ago. It just goes to show how much of a chord this has struck with more and more folk over the years. Thank you again for all you have done for me and others over all these years - much appreciated. Mike Scott, Chair, Scottish Development Centre for Mental Health.
“We have received bookings for our Core training courses thanks to advertising in the Bulletin, it’s a great resource as it reaches a wide audience across the Voluntary Sector” Clare Trembleau, Inspire “The e-bulletin is always packed with useful articles. It is an excellent resource and an easy and effective way to share information and find out what’s happening”. Mike Melvin, Aberdeen Volunteer Co-ordinators Forum
What's New
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Aberdeen's Volunteering Strategy (October 2008)
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Grampian Health Plan Update For 2008-09
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Aberdeen City Council - Interim Management Structure
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Aberdeen’s Voluntary Sector—A Report on the Economic Impact of the Sector
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Joint Public, Voluntary and Community Sector Compact 2005-08
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New Network Webpages - Soul Partners Aberdeen, Roots of Costume, African Network, RESPECT North East, Ethnic Minority Forum, Aberdeen Greenspace Trust, and 'Getting It Right'
News
The National Standards for Community Engagement are a practical tool to help improve the experience of all participants involved in community engagement to achieve the highest quality of process and results. The Standards are being promoted for use in a wide variety of contexts. There are nine standards in all and Communities Scotland will be monitoring their use across Scotland.
To download a copy of the standards visit www.communitiesscotland.gov.uk
