Tag: Befriending in Glasgow

Code Your Future is a free coding school for disadvantaged groups. Code Your Future operates in cities across the world, having been established in London, Glasgow and Manchester. In Glasgow, we mainly work with people seeking asylum and refuge. Currently, we run one course per year, spanning seven or so months. Applications for our next class in January 2020 are 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 are a group of Christians dedicated to supporting refugees and people seeking asylum in the local community through various services, including ESOL classes, social events, advocacy, and more. With years of experience in this field in Glasgow’s East End, we have established close partnerships with other local organisations, including Integration Networks. Find out more Address: 12-14 Burgher Street, Glasgow Read more…

MILK is a social enterprise supporting women from migrant backgrounds, including refugees and asylum seekers. We are a full-time community space that is multifunctional and hosts a number of local groups, classes, workshops, and pop-up events. We update our timetable weekly but typical activities include: Conversation cafes (women only) Free community meals Peer support group Find out more Please visit 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…

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…