Scotland's third sector has been given a 'massive boost' with the launch of two new programmes to help enterprising organisations grow and operate more efficiently.
2 August 2011 Aberdeenshire Council’s Infrastructure Service is involved in three partnership projects shortlisted in the National Transport Awards 2011.
Aberdeenshire Community Planning Partnership Chair Councillor Anne Robertson has welcomed the inclusion of examples of good practice at the council in an important national report.
Aberdeenshire Council’s Infrastructure Service is celebrating success after being recognised at the 2011 Scottish Transport Awards for its work on the motorcycle safety campaign Operation Zenith.
There is now an Ellon Family Directory for Children and Young People with Additional Support Needs. The directory was launched on 13th May 2011 at Esslemont School. Colin Mackenzie, Chief Executive of Aberdeenshire Council, attended the launch.
A project run and owned by young people and designed to provide a central point for their peers to access opportunities and services across the north-east was launched this week (Wednesday, May 11) .
The Youth Opportunities Database Aberdeenshire, or YODA for short, aims to promote local opportunities, support, training and employment.
The public in the north east is to get easier access to NHS Grampian healthpoint service. The new healthtext will make it easier for people to get advice about long term illnesses such as heart disease, help with stopping smoking or guidance about benefit entitlement to exercise classes.
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