ACVO News March 2022
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NEWS<br />
<strong>ACVO</strong> <strong>News</strong><br />
<strong>March</strong> <strong>2022</strong><br />
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Launching their fundraising appeal project Alex Busch, Executive Director of Camphill School Aberdeen stands alongside students Antony and Ryan at site of new home<br />
Aberdeen charity<br />
launches £10 million<br />
appeal to expand<br />
vital services to<br />
young people with<br />
learning disabilities<br />
Anorth-east charity that<br />
provides day and<br />
residential support to<br />
95 children and young people<br />
with learning disabilities and<br />
complex additional support needs<br />
has launched an ambitious<br />
campaign to raise £10 million<br />
over the next 10 years to enable<br />
it to expand its vital services to<br />
more youngsters in the region.<br />
Camphill School Aberdeen which<br />
is based across three campuses in<br />
the west of the city, has been<br />
delivering life-transforming<br />
opportunities for children and<br />
young people with complex<br />
additional support needs for over<br />
80 years. The charity has seen an<br />
unprecedented increase in<br />
demand for its services in recent<br />
years, with the pandemic putting<br />
families under increased strain.<br />
The charity’s 10-year vision will<br />
increase its capacity by 60%<br />
extending its workshops,<br />
developing a social enterprise,<br />
creating a certified internal<br />
awards centre, and building<br />
three new residential homes.<br />
Phase one is expected to<br />
commence in the autumn, with<br />
the planned construction of a £3<br />
million, 11-bedroom house, with<br />
independent living wing. The<br />
home will enable the charity to<br />
open its doors to more<br />
vulnerable young people in our<br />
community who are in urgent<br />
need of support. Camphill<br />
School Aberdeen has already