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General advice and support
- Scotland’s largest independent advice network.
Housing and homelessness support
- Offers help and support through a range of person-centred services to prevent and alleviate homelessness and promote social inclusion.
- Shows Christian care to vulnerable adults and children by fighting against poverty and disadvantage in Glasgow.
- Seeks, finds and connects with people who are in such trouble that they find themselves on the street in Edinburgh.
- Advises, educates and supports young people between the ages of 16 - 25 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless (Edinburgh and the Lothians).
- A magazine sold by homeless and long-term unemployed people.
- Helps people struggling with bad housing or homelessness and campaigning to prevent it in the first place.
- For help or assistance in finding a property in Glasgow.
- The city council has a legal duty to help people who are homeless or are threatened with homelessness.
- A voluntary and membership organisation working with and for people affected by homelessness.
- Provides person-centred support to adults with a range of complex needs.
Mental health and addiction support
- Available 24 hours a day to provide confidential emotional support for people who are experiencing feelings of distress, despair or suicidal thoughts.
- Provide community based support to enhance the mental health and wellbeing of people and their communities.
- Provide help, information and support and campaign on behalf of people with mental health problems.
- Provide advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem.
- Seek to support and empower all those affected by mental illness, including family members, carers and supporters.
Foodbanks and growing projects
- Food for hungry people. Opening times on the website.
- Food for hungry people. Opening times on the website.
- Food for hungry people. Opening times on the website.
- The project site at Eckford Street includes a community garden with a gardening club that meets weekly.
- Community-led organisation in the south of Glasgow working to improve the look and feel of the Southside, reduce energy bills and tackle waste issues.
- Community led organisation working on growing projects across the Southside of Glasgow.
Legal support and advice
- Provide help towards the costs of legal advice and representation, for those who qualify; paid for out of public funds.
- A law centre and charity that provides skilled legal advice, assistance and representation to vulnerable people and those who would otherwise find it difficult to get legal advice.
Support for refugees and people looking for asylum
- Provide grants to asylum claimants and refugees living in Scotland.
- Provide essential information and advice to people seeking asylum and refugees in Scotland.
- Help refugees with emergency provisions, orientation support and friendly advice.
- Provide free legal advice and representation to people seeking refuge in the UK from persecution and human rights’ abuses abroad.
Resources and networks for organisations
- Help organisations across the UK stay up to speed with the latest welfare rights developments and give better social welfare law advice to their clients.
- Work to ensure the development and implementation of effective policy and practice that meets the challenges of homelessness in Scotland.
- A national membership charity for organisations working directly with people who become homeless in England.
- A membership body for organisations that provide helpline services in the UK and internationally.
- Improving skills and promoting enterprise in Glasgow.
- A partnership initiative helping to inspire people to take action to improve the world around them for the benefit of their neighbours, their communities, their city, and their environment.
- The independent voice for housing and the home of professional standards.
- Umbrella body that represents independent non-profit housing associations in the United Kingdom.
Living in Scotland
- The responsibilities of the Scottish Government include health, education, justice, rural affairs, housing and the environment.
- Holds the Scottish Government to account, makes laws on devolved matters, conducts inquiries and debates important topical issues.
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