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| - | ====== Charities & Trusts ====== | + | ====== Charities & Trusts in Glasgow ====== |
| * See also [[Charity Shops]] | * See also [[Charity Shops]] | ||
| * See also **[[Community Groups]]** | * See also **[[Community Groups]]** | ||
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| ===== Homeless ===== | ===== Homeless ===== | ||
| * [[https://www.ghn.org.uk/|Glasgow Homelessness Network]] | * [[https://www.ghn.org.uk/|Glasgow Homelessness Network]] | ||
| + | * [[https://kindnessglasgow.co.uk/|Kindness Glasgow]] - //Kindness Homeless Street Team Glasgow SCIO is a voluntary charity dedicated to supporting and lifting people in Glasgow and surrounding areas. // | ||
| * [[https://emmausglasgow.org.uk/|Emmaus Glasgow]] - //The Emmaus community in Glasgow opened in 2006 and now operates a residential community of 27 former homeless men and women ('companions') and a recycling/reuse business with two retail charity shops – Partick and Hamiltonhill in Glasgow. // | * [[https://emmausglasgow.org.uk/|Emmaus Glasgow]] - //The Emmaus community in Glasgow opened in 2006 and now operates a residential community of 27 former homeless men and women ('companions') and a recycling/reuse business with two retail charity shops – Partick and Hamiltonhill in Glasgow. // | ||
| * [[https://homelessnetwork.scot/|Homeless Network]] - //Homeless Network Scotland was established in 1980 to bring together the different sectors, organisations and individuals that want to put an end to homelessness and to retain a long-term overview.// | * [[https://homelessnetwork.scot/|Homeless Network]] - //Homeless Network Scotland was established in 1980 to bring together the different sectors, organisations and individuals that want to put an end to homelessness and to retain a long-term overview.// | ||
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| * [[https://www.aandm.org.uk/|Achieve More Scotland]] - //Delivers programmes of diversionary activity to young people from areas of high social deprivation. Diversionary activities take the form of sports, physical activity, group-work, volunteering, employability and personal development sessions. // | * [[https://www.aandm.org.uk/|Achieve More Scotland]] - //Delivers programmes of diversionary activity to young people from areas of high social deprivation. Diversionary activities take the form of sports, physical activity, group-work, volunteering, employability and personal development sessions. // | ||
| * [[https://www.blantyresocceracademy.co.uk/|Blantyre Soccer Academy]] - //Advance public participation in amateur sport of football by promoting the game of football through the provision of recreational facilities and activities. // | * [[https://www.blantyresocceracademy.co.uk/|Blantyre Soccer Academy]] - //Advance public participation in amateur sport of football by promoting the game of football through the provision of recreational facilities and activities. // | ||
| + | * [[https://www.movementpark.org.uk/|Movement Park]] - //Movement park is a Glasgow-based charity, that first opening its doors in Whiteinch, Glasgow in March 2017. We use sport and movement-based activities to enhance the lives of the local community. Based in our converted warehouse, Movement Park is an innovative urban-sports facility, with both indoor and outdoor space, providing opportunities for all ages to actively unleash their potential.// | ||
| ===== Women ===== | ===== Women ===== | ||
| * [[http://www.hematgryffe.org.uk/|Hemat Gryffe]] - //Gryffe Women’s Aid was founded in 1981 as the first Asian, Black and Minority Ethnic Women’s Aid Group in Scotland.// | * [[http://www.hematgryffe.org.uk/|Hemat Gryffe]] - //Gryffe Women’s Aid was founded in 1981 as the first Asian, Black and Minority Ethnic Women’s Aid Group in Scotland.// | ||
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| * [[http://www.youngpossilfutures.org.uk/|Young People's Futures]] - //Young People's Futures (formerly known as Young Possil Futures) is a charitable company (Charity No.SC038053, Company No. SC365872) working with children and young people aged 5-18 years that provides drop-in based diversionary activities in the Possilpark, Westercommon and Hamiltonhill communities of North Glasgow// | * [[http://www.youngpossilfutures.org.uk/|Young People's Futures]] - //Young People's Futures (formerly known as Young Possil Futures) is a charitable company (Charity No.SC038053, Company No. SC365872) working with children and young people aged 5-18 years that provides drop-in based diversionary activities in the Possilpark, Westercommon and Hamiltonhill communities of North Glasgow// | ||
| * [[https://www.ypeople.org.uk/|YPeople]] - //Mentoring Scotland’s young people// | * [[https://www.ypeople.org.uk/|YPeople]] - //Mentoring Scotland’s young people// | ||
| + | * [[https://www.movementpark.org.uk/|Movement Park]] - //Movement park is a Glasgow-based charity, that first opening its doors in Whiteinch, Glasgow in March 2017. We use sport and movement-based activities to enhance the lives of the local community. Based in our converted warehouse, Movement Park is an innovative urban-sports facility, with both indoor and outdoor space, providing opportunities for all ages to actively unleash their potential.// | ||
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