Albany is passionate about any work that supports people to live out a fulfilled life. Albany was inspired to study Psychology and Sociology at university after her childhood experiences with dyslexia.
Upon graduating from the University of Aberdeen in 2016, she took time to travel the world. Her journeys abroad brought her to many places, one being Tanzania. Here, she worked on various projects to help improve the livelihoods of those living in rural Mtwara. She also spent time working in social media marketing while living in Seville Spain.
Albany currently supports the work of Inspiring Scotland’s Autism Fund.
By Jill Fraser, Community Play Performance Advisor Community is an old and deeply human idea. It is about sharing; people sharing experiences, sharing places and sharing hopes. We gain a sense of community early in our lives. For children, playing is intrinsically linked to a burgeoning sense of belonging to a bigger group of people
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