Tag: Language Café / language practice

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…

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…

A weekly opportunity to meet, make friends and practise English. 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…

At Conversation Club we help people practise English and integrate into the community in a relaxed and friendly environment. Learners and student volunteers from the University of Glasgow practise English over tea, coffee and games. We meet every Monday from 5:30-7:30 pm. Read more…

Scottish Africa United is a community organisation in North Glasgow which aims to empower the local African community by engaging them in practical sport, learning and healthy lifestyle activities, and celebrate and promote the diverse communities in the area. We run a number of different activities every week, including gardening and sport. Read more…

Radiant and Brighter Community was founded in 2012 and became a registered Community Interest Company in 2014. We aim to promote diversity through education, inspiration and changing perceptions, applying the insights gained by our founders on their own journey to deliver greater societal integration and economic participation. The organisation was founded by Micheal and Pheona Matovu after experiencing years of Read more…

The social support hub is a peer-led social group for those who are currently working with a solicitor and in the process of applying, or have applied, for the Family Reunion visa. The hub offers a space for those who are either facing challenges in coping with separation from family/partner, or experiencing loneliness, have a limited social support network, or Read more…

We are a group of Christians who serve the local Asylum Seeker and Refugee Community through a range of different services such as ESOL provision, social events, advocacy and more. We have been working in this field in the East End of Glasgow for many years and have many close partnerships with other local organisations including the local Integration Networks. Read more…

MILK is a social enterprise set up to empower and support refugee and migrant women living in Glasgow. We run a small cafe in the Southside of the city where we aim to provide a safe and welcoming environment that promotes integration within the community. Read more…

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

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…