Somebody Cares Aberdeen is delighted to announce its relocation from its current headquarters on Wellington Circle in Altens to Hill of Rubislaw in Aberdeen's west end city centre, marking a significant milestone in the charity's continued growth and development.
The current headquarters of Somebody Cares on Wellington Circle in Altens
The charity's headquarters will officially open at Royfold House on 5th January 2026, with full client operations commencing from 12th January 2026.
This strategic move to the heart of Aberdeen will significantly reduce operational costs, enabling the charity to direct more resources toward its vital mission of alleviating hardship and poverty in the community. The building provides improved facilities and positions the organisation among key business partners and potential volunteers and supporters in the city centre.
The charity’s chief executive, Yekemi Otaru, explains: “The move to Royfold House allows us to be more efficient with how we deliver our services. We look forward to continuing to serve our community, reaching more people in need, and working alongside our volunteers and supporters.”
Gordon Cowan, Chair of the Board of Trustees added: “We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the local community for their unwavering support over nearly four years at the Altens location. Special thanks go to the dedicated staff and volunteers whose commitment has been instrumental in the organisation's success and this exciting transition.”
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