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We're very grateful to co-op shoppers across the NHS Highland area for supporting their local hospital radio service!

We find out more about the support provided by AEA for those with eating and feeding disorders.

Annalie and Tom from the Change Mental Health Suicide Bereavement Support Service talk about this invaluable service.

Neil from ARCHIE drops in on the Saturday Drop In

The trustees and members of the charity are saddened to learn of the passing of former Sunday Ceilidh host.

As of recently, Highland Hospital Radio are very pleased to announce that through the Youth and Philanthropy Initiative (YPI), they have received a combined grant of £6,000 from a group of students from Culloden Academy as well as Nairn.

During the last Saturday Drop-in, we were joined by Kirsty Adam, the operations manager of Red Chair Highland.

Ramsey McGhee from the Highland branch of the Seagull Trust popped by to tell us about their service along the Caledonian Canal.

Next production for The Florians tells the story of the 'Herring Lassies' at the time of the worst fishing disaster in Scotland.

Jon Lane from Out There, the mobile sensory room, joins Phil and Tom on the Saturday Drop In

Inverness Musical Theatre Company drop in to tell us about their upcoming production and more about the 100 year old company.

Last week during Aarons Live at 8 Hour he was joined by Tony Romaine. Tony Romaine is a 50-year-old Musical artist from Inverness.

With CyberScotland's Awareness week from 24th February, we speak to Gordy Macdonald from Police Scotland about staying safe online.

Alison and John from the Highland Print Studio drop in to chat about the work at the studio, and the wise guys.

This week’s Saturday drop-in involved a chat over video call with Carly-Skye Lawren from Headspace Highland.

Neil, the Clachnacuddin FC Mental Health Liaison Office, popped in to speak to Shannon and Tom about what Clach are doing to support Good Mental Health in the Community

Reviewing all the activities and achievements from the last 12 months.

In our latest edition of 'Be My Guest' we hear the stories of 4 people who's lives have been affected by Alcoholism and the support available from Alcoholics Anonymous.

The chair of the station welcomes you to your new, old service!

Martin from ILM Highland dropped in to speak to Tom about their work supporting vulnerable people across Ross-Shire and Sutherland.