Welcome to GREC
We are a registered charity based in Aberdeen, taking a leading role in advancing equality across North East Scotland – including Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire and Moray. We work to tackle prejudice and discrimination, celebrate diversity, build positive community relations, and provide evidence to change policy and practice.
Our Services
Our services include support and advice for individuals and communities; translation and interpreting; counselling for adults and young people; language cafés and English classes; information campaigns; research; and celebrating the work of young people to promote equality in their schools and communities. We also provide training and consultancy for organisations, and take part in public and third sector partnerships.
Training and Consultancy
We provide tailored training sessions and workshops on equality and diversity themes, as well as specific courses on: Introduction to Equalities; Unconscious Bias; Intersectionality; and Working Effectively with Interpreters.
Our consultancy model is about developing a partnership with organisations, helping them identify why equality is important to their work, and facilitating discussions and helping plan a way forward.
For more information, please see our Training and Consultancy page, or email info@grec.co.uk.
Volunteer with GREC
We are always looking to build our team of fantastic volunteers! Many opportunities are available, whether you want to gain more confidence speaking English in an office environment, support a research project, help out at equality and diversity events, or help with fundraising. For an application form, please email our Volunteer Co-ordinator: gosia@grec.co.uk.
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