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Glasgow Women’s Library is the only Accredited Museum in the UK dedicated to women’s lives, histories and achievements, with a lending library, archive collections and innovative programmes of public events & learning opportunities. We also support thousands of women across Scotland every year to improve their lives through our services and programmes, including support and activities that tackle a wide Read more…

Glasgow Quaker Meeting offers a place of welcome and encounter where we can seek insight, inspiration and guidance, both in our own lives and in our life together. The Quaker way of life is simple to access, contemporary in its concerns and radical in its assertion of equality and openness. Read more…

We provide accessible and relevant ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) learning opportunities for adults, supporting integration, employability and personal development. Read more…

Providing care for homeless and vulnerable individuals in Glasgow including refugees and asylum seekers. Read more…

The work of Freedom from Torture began more than 30 years ago growing out of Amnesty International’s Medical Group. Volunteer health professionals (including some of the most senior specialists in the medical profession) campaigned against violations of human rights and documented evidence of torture. Operating at first from a hut in the yard of the Amnesty International office, the six Read more…

Finn’s Place is a wellbeing centre that offers activities and events to improve and enhance wellbeing for everyone in the community. Read more…

We are developing community in Scotland from Ibrox/Govan. Read more…

We are Community Development Workers at Crossroads Youth & Community Association. Our women’s project ‘Building Inclusion in Govanhill (BIG)’ aims to alleviate the effects of social isolation and social exclusion experienced by women in Govanhill by creating opportunities for women to participate in local life; and to contribute to community cohesion in Govanhill by creating opportunities for women to build Read more…

Cranhill Development Trust is a small charity based in Cranhill which takes a person-centred approach to meet the needs of the entire community of Cranhill, from healthy eating and learning, to employability and more. We also head the East Glasgow Integration Network which helps to provide support, provision and advice to newcomers to the country who live across the east Read more…

Community InfoSource works with communities in Glasgow to put their ideas into action. ​Our organisation is human rights and equalities based and community led. ​​We currently have two main projects: ​Challenging Violence Against Women and Women & Asylum Seeker Housing. At the Violence against Women (VAW) Project we work in partnership with men from communities potentially affected by Female Genital Read more…

The Central and West Integration Network is a Scottish charity which works to support asylum seekers, refugees, black and minority ethnic communities and migrant workers across Glasgow and actively works to promote integration with these communities. We work to alleviate poverty in these communities, improve their standard of living and actively promote their settlement and integration within the wider community. Read more…

CAMASS is a community organisation with aims to create, develop and maintain friendly bonds, solidarity and tolerance among the members who reside in Scotland. We have regular social meetings for all members to discuss issues faced by members and to advance community cohesion and development across all aspects of local activity. Read more…

We are a Gorbals-based charity started in 1998 seeking to overcome divisions and bring communities together. We run a variety of activities to facilitate this end. Read more…

A community group for people of Bajuni origin to support integration in Scotland. Read more…

We support women and young people. Read more…