Tag: Advice and information

Supported by Glasgow Connected Arts Network and Young Start, The Bold Collective is made up of young people who are passionate about youth arts in Glasgow. Working as a committee of young people between the ages of 14 and 25, The Bold Collective are invested in promoting, participating and encouraging access to the arts for other young people in Glasgow. Read more…

Glasgow Afghan United was established in 2004 and operates in partnership with local grass root communities and relevant stakeholders, working to principles of Unity, Equality, Peace and Diversity. It is an Afghan community led organisation seeking to improve the lives of Afghans and a wide range of ethnic minority communities living in Glasgow by promoting sport, health & well-being, social Read more…

We aim to bring about a fairer, more sustainable and peaceful world through education. We encourage people to see the links we all have with others throughout the world economically, socially, environmentally and politically. We challenge stereotypes, make local to global connections and empower people to bring about positive change. Read more…

Grampian Regional Equality Council (GREC) is a charity working to tackle discrimination and promote positive community relations in the North East of Scotland. Read more…

Garioch Community Kitchen exists to enhance the health and well-being of all sectors of the community in Central Aberdeenshire. We aim to provide a range of services including informative food workshops in a safe and supported environment, delivering practical and nutritional information and teaching transferable food skills. We also aim to work in partnership with other agencies and groups to Read more…

Fife Migrants Forum is a Charity organisation. We are working with people from all over the world, including refugees, helping them to integrate into and contribute to society. Read more…

We are a Local Authority Adult Learning Service. Read more…

The aims of Glasgow Disability Alliance (GDA) are building confidence, connections and contributions of disabled people, influencing policy, improving services, working for equality. GDA is led by our 4500+ disabled members in Glasgow. Read more…

We provide ESOL tuition with a focus on ‘real life’ topics such as health, travel, and food. We aim to create a friendly and comfortable environment where learners can increase their confidence in using English in their daily lives. We also signpost learners to other organisations, community groups, and events that may be of interest to them in and around Read more…

Working in partnership with statutory and voluntary sector agencies across the city, Volunteer Glasgow (VG) provides a range of services designed to support organisations who seek to involve volunteers in their work. These services range from providing a free opportunity advertising service to training and best practice advice for those managing volunteers. VG also delivers services aimed at supporting the Read more…

The Unity Centre gives practical support and solidarity to all asylum seekers and other migrants in Scotland. Run completely by a collective of volunteers and funded entirely by donations from our supporters the Centre provides practical solidarity and support for asylum seekers especially when they face being locked up in detention centres or being forcibly removed. We also support anyone Read more…

We are a social enterprise in Glasgow’s West End. The hub is a language centre with an independent bookshop and cafe on site. Our mission is to enable and to support intercultural lifelong learning experiences, interests and exchanges between different members and cultural groups within our community. Every time you visit and enjoy our services you not only help us Read more…

St Rollox Community Outreach Project provides services and support to Refugees, Asylum Seekers and members of the local indigenous community in North Glasgow. Read more…

We are a network of groups and organisations who work across the south-east of Glasgow to support community integration and celebrate the diversity of the area. We are made up of 60+ member groups who offer a range of different services locally. We create opportunities for these groups to connect and share information about what’s going on and what’s available Read more…

Social Bite is a social enterprise that is focused on tackling the issue of homelessness. We provide food on a daily basis to people that cannot afford it. There is no criteria basis for food provision and people can access it through self referral and no questions asked. We work on the basis of response to voluntary disclosure so that Read more…

Established in 1998 the Scottish Ethnic Minority Deaf Club (SEMDC) provides a variety of specialist services and events for the Scottish Deaf Ethnic Minority Community (SEMDC). We are a registered SCIO and the only club throughout Scotland that meets the needs of this often extremely isolated community who face multiple barriers throughout their everyday lives. Our doors are open to Read more…