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Deveron Projects is an arts organisation based in Huntly, a town in north-east Scotland. We work together with artists and the local community in Huntly to create a programme that responds to social and political issues. We are known for creating innovative projects focused on the environment and climate, promoting fair working conditions, and helping our community to grow. We Read more…

Edinburgh City Mission’s ‘Salaam’ project supports refugees and people seeking asylum who live in the city. This includes English Conversation Cafés, crafts courses, befriending, New Scots Christmas Appeal and more. We also provide support to the churches who are involved in welcoming New Scots. We chose the name Salaam (Arabic for ‘peace’ and ‘hello!’) because we aim to foster a Read more…

Edinburgh & Lothians Regional Equality Council (ELREC) works to eliminate all forms of discrimination, reduce inequality, and promote human rights. We encourage good relations among individuals of diverse backgrounds, regardless of race, gender, gender identity, marital status, disability, sexual orientation, age, religion, or pregnancy. Our projects and services: We run various initiatives, including those for climate change, women, refugee support, Read more…

Music Broth is Scotland’s Musical Instrument Library, home to over three thousand instruments. We restore, reuse, or repurpose donated instruments, saving them from landfill and giving them a new lease of life through our community sharing library. But that’s just the beginning. Our inclusive, welcoming spaces make music accessible to everyone. We offer musical opportunities through workshops, jam sessions, events, Read more…

Intercultural Youth Scotland (IYS) is Scotland’s leading charity dedicated to supporting young Black people and young People of Colour (BPoC). We offer a strong community, vital services, and a platform for young voices, providing a safe and nurturing space for personal and social growth. Our wide-ranging services include Youth Work, Education, Advocacy, Employability support, and a pioneering, free Mental Health Read more…

The Inclusive Homework Club (IHWC) is a charity offering a range of educational support services, including literacy and numeracy, to young people in the Glasgow area. This includes those with learning difficulties and those from disadvantaged backgrounds. In addition to 1-to-1 tutoring and a Summer holiday Sports Club, we offer ESOL and IT skills training as part of our integration Read more…

Mental Health Foundation has been at the forefront of promoting good mental health across the UK since 1949. Our mission is to help people understand, protect, and maintain their mental wellbeing. In addition to our work in policy, research, and public engagement, we offer a variety of programmes that are at the heart of our mission to achieve good mental Read more…

The Glasgow Barons is a music group for asylum-seeking and refugee musicians in Glasgow. We hold weekly meetups on Tuesdays in Hillhead from 6-9pm, where professional facilitators guide us in making music together. Throughout the year, we organise performances. We cover travel expenses and provide instruments where possible. Find out more Address: Wellington Church, 77 Southpark Avenue, Glasgow G12 8LE Read more…

The Women’s Support Project’s initiative ‘Rights & Choices’ supports refugee, asylum-seeking, and migrant women in Glasgow who are socially isolated and/or have experienced abuse or violence. Our aim is to enhance wellbeing, reduce isolation, and strengthen social networks by offering short-term support and signposting when needed. We provide short courses, workshops, and information sessions for women. Find out more Address:Adelphi Read more…

St Silas is a Bible-believing church in Glasgow’s West End, dedicated to offering a warm, welcoming, and inclusive space for people from all backgrounds. Find out more Address: St Silas Church, 69 Park Road, Glasgow G4 9JE Tel: 0141 337 2276 Email: admin@stsilas.org.uk Website: stsilas.org.uk Facebook Read more…

Power of Play offers play and family support for local families in Townhead, Glasgow. We run sessions including perinatal groups for new and expectant parents, a 12-week toddler programme to develop social skills and independence, and parenting groups featuring courses, cooking, and arts-and-crafts workshops. We welcome families from around the world, including those new to Scotland, helping them integrate, access Read more…

How It Felt offers supervised and interactive sessions in puppet building, drama, filmmaking, storytelling, arts, and community projects, with a strong focus on mental health and wellbeing. We create safe, inclusive spaces for the community to explore their creativity, connect with others, develop new skills, and feel empowered by having their voices heard through the arts and opportunities to share Read more…

North East Glasgow Framework for Dialogue (FFDNE) is a community group founded in 2002 and led by refugees and people seeking asylum. Membership is open to anyone seeking asylum or with leave to remain/refugee status. We are a constituted group, managed by a committee of members elected at our Annual General Meeting. Find out more For more information on how Read more…

The Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA), located in the heart of Glasgow city centre, is a world-class art museum that serves as a vibrant gathering place for learning, sharing ideas, and community connection. It features four galleries, a library, a café, and a shop. In addition to its outstanding exhibitions, GoMA offers a programme of free drop-in activities and workshops for Read more…

Licketyspit is a national early years theatre and play charity based in Glasgow, offering Storyplay projects for children under twelve. Our programmes include Porridge & Play, Picnic & Play, Storyplay Festival, Ceilidhs, and Lickety-Movers. We operate through Glasgow hubs in Maryhill, Bridgeton, Castlemilk, Whiteinch, Cranhill, Govan, and online. Picnic & Play trips allow families to explore cultural and outdoor spaces, Read more…