Tag: Advice and information

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…

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

We support women and young people. Read more…

We exist to empower, inspire and support Muslim Women by working with partners to influence and create change in society to ensure that their voices are heard and needs are met. Read more…

Afro-Scot CIC is a community Interest company which is focused on alleviating poverty and ensuring equal treatment for people from ethnic minority origin living in Scotland. We run personal development workshops for women and girls, and organise other social activities which help them to integrate into their communities and navigate through the problems they may be encountering by living in Read more…

The aims of our organisation are to support and encourage our members and people affected by exclusion and discrimination in their own country; to relieve poverty, sickness and distress; to promote the welfare and improve the conditions of life of people living in Glasgow and its environs, particularly but not exclusively of the African community. Read more…