Moved to Scotland and Worried About Money? GREC’s Financial Inclusion Project has contributed to the Aberdeen edition of “Moved to Scotland and Worrying About Money?”A practical resource for migrants developed by the International Food Aid Network. Working in partnership with…
Inclusive. Strategic. Impactful. GREC offers professional interpreting and translation services to individuals and organisations across Grampian and beyond. Since 2003, GREC’s Language Services (formerly known as In-Trans) have been dedicated to breaking down linguistic barriers with excellence. As part of…
The Rights Reps Project seeks to raise awareness among people seeking asylum of their legal rights, empower them to spot potential human rights violations, and deepen their understanding of the UK asylum system. Each week, we offer a diverse programme…
Tackling and Preventing Destitution for people with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) Many people from outside of the UK have a ‘no recourse to public funds’ condition stipulated in their visas, preventing them from accessing most housing, homeless and…
This is a Grampian Regional Equality Council (GREC) project supported by the Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire and Moray Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund. Grampian Health & Diversity Network is an initiative that looks to empower community members from ethnic minorities to…
Prejudice & Solidarity Archived Throughout History (PATH) This project is community-led heritage project run by Four Pillars & GREC, exploring ethnic minority and queer community history in Aberdeen and surrounding areas. Between summer 2022 and spring 2024, the project invites…
New Scots Digital Inclusion Project This project supports New Scots (Syrian refugees) to develop their digital skills, gain access to IT equipment, and improve digital inclusion in their community. It builds on learning from the Carnegie UK Trust’s ‘Learning from…
This project works with New Scots women in classes, workshops and information sessions, exploring themes of active citizenship and empowerment. We are also developing a partnership approach to addressing gender inequality and associated barriers for New Scots and migrant communities.…
This project supports New Scots (Syrian refugees) to develop their digital skills, gain access to IT equipment, and improve digital inclusion in their community. It builds on learning from the Carnegie UK Trust’s ‘Learning from Lockdown’ report (October 2020), which…
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John Tomlinson Chair For some 25 years I have been involved in equalities issues and am driven to explore and achieve real change. I was first directly involved with GREC as a volunteer in 2010. In 2014, I was Interim…
There are currently no vacancies at GREC. FREELANCE OPPORTUNITIES: Join Our Network of Freelance Interpreters & Translator GREC Language Services is expanding its team of freelance interpreters to meet growing demand across the North East of Scotland and beyond. If you’re…
This page has all the information from the Aberdeen Equalities Participation Network. Please scroll down for details of the next meeting, documents, links, and information from previous meetings. Any questions, please email mhaywood@grec.co.uk. What it’s all about – Network Summary…
Looking for a job can be hard work – below is some information to help you. You can also find information about our employability-themed language cafe and ESOL for work classes on our language support page. You can register on…
