After the fire in the refugee camp in Dunkirk, France at the start of April, over 1500 refugees where displaced and most of their documents were destroyed. Fuze beyond borders fundraise to rebuild the camp and provide shelter for those still trapped there with nowhere to live. They are also working with refugees in the local area to help integrate and make them feel welcome and at home after the traumatic events they’ve gone through.

Danniis house is a start-up based in Dundee to help at-risk LGBT+ people and other minority groups by giving them a community space to use and develop as they see fit. They aim to be fully self-sustaining, running a café and allowing local people to give their time and run services they wish to develop but need assistance running, for example, tutoring people with learning difficulties or youth groups wanting to run in a local accessible area. They aim to allow students from any school at the university use its services as they need to showcase their talent and drive and give them an opportunity to enhance their CV and push people who may not have ease of access to certain opportunities feel included in the wider community.

The guide dog charity aims to provide people with sight loss with the opportunity they need to be able to move around safely and confidently. They are best known for achieving this through their guide dogs. In recent years, they have extend their work to other areas to help people with sight loss tackle obstacles they face on a daily bases. The charity also campaigns passionately for rights that most sighted people take for granted. The guide dogs have attended many events at the university providing cuddles during stressful exam times. They wish to raise awareness and support for the blind community.