Celebrating the Significant Impact of Empower Aberdeen in Recap Video
A recently released video by Scarf showcases the success of Empower Aberdeen, a well-received event that brought together 60 charities, services, and community organizations to provide support to hundreds of local residents in accessing housing, energy, well-being, employment, and more. Attendees arrived with lists of organizations they wanted to connect with, indicating a clear demand for accessible community support. Feedback from participants emphasized the positive impact of the event, with one representative expressing, “It was amazing to be part of the event and provide help and support for people in their day to day life. It was nice to see many other organizations/companies come together.”
All participating organizations reported that the event met their goals, with Lewis McGill from Aberdeen Tenants & Residents Partnership stating, “Great event, a lot of networking was done that day. Looking forward to next year.” Empower Aberdeen received support from local sponsors, including Atkins Réalis, CHAP, Currie & Brown, Goodson Associates, hub North Scotland, Kier, Morrison Construction, Robertson, and Wallace Whittle.
Scarf co-CEO Lawrence Johnston confirmed that Empower Aberdeen will return in 2026, highlighting the importance of connecting people to life-changing support by bridging gaps and eliminating barriers. He emphasized the lasting impact of the event, stating that the conversations and connections made will continue to benefit homes and communities for months to come. The organization is dedicated to building on this momentum and ensuring that next year’s event is even more impactful.
Scarf, a registered charity and social enterprise established in 1985, collaborates with local and national government, the private sector, and other third sector organizations. For 40 years, Scarf has provided free, impartial energy advice and assisted households in accessing funding and practical solutions to reduce bills and carbon emissions. All profits generated are reinvested to drive social and environmental change. To learn more about Scarf and its initiatives, visit their website at www.scarf.org.uk.