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Free Wheel North
www.freewheelnorth.org.uk
SC039789
Unit 4
Boden St Industrial Estate
Glasgow
G40 3QF

freewheelnorth@hotmail.com
0789 109 7936
0141 563 6120

 


Services Community paper providing information concerning local issues, forthcoming events etc Free newspaper pollokpost@gpcf.org.uk


Welcome to the Schoolhouse Home Education Association website.
A source of information for parents/carers and young people who are starting out on the home-education path, as well as those who are contemplating the idea or who just want to know more.

 

St Matthews Centre 200 Balmoral road Posill Glasgow G22 6LJ
Tel/fax 0141 347 1726 E: stmatthews@btclick.com.
Pop in for some wholesome food and events. Restaurant. open from 12: 00

A not-for-profit-making Social Enterprise specialising in Recycling of IT & /Electronic/Mobile phone Equipment/Ink Cartridges & providing with Training for Work/ Internet/ Socio-multicultural Entertainment/ Art/ Sport/ English-French Practice/ Work Placement for Students & Unemployed People/ working in Partnership with local businesses & Drgs/ Interpretation & Translation in European Languages.
The Pearce Institute 840 - 860 Govan Road GLASGOW G513UU
Tel: 0141 445 6007
Mob: 07950 668 515
Email: crecogovan@aol.co.uk

Golightly & Gently is a wholefood grocery located in Govan, Glasgow. We are an exciting and long-awaited addition to the retail food scene in Glasgow.


Bullwood Project
The Bullwood Project is a woodturning and woodworking project open to all but targeted at those people in the Glasgow community who, maybe through illness or adversity find themselves Isolated and working alone. 

North Glasgow Community Food Initiative

The Green Map System
(GMS) is a locally adaptable, globally shared framework for environmental mapmaking. It invites design teams of all ages and backgrounds to create a Green Map to illuminate the connections between the natural and human environments by charting the significant sites in their local urban or rural community.

Radius
Radius Glasgow is .a new organaisation set up to promote sustainable community development at a grass roots level in Pollokshields. Radius develops projects that educate people about the environment in a creative and practical way.

The Pearce Institute web site
The PI is home to a wide range of community groups and social economy organisations sharing the common aim of meeting the needs of the people of Govan

Tapselteerie Music
Tapselteerie also aims to establish new folk clubs, community based events, training or workshop formats towards the encouragement of new music and new audiences for traditional and contemporary folk music.

Jam 74
JAM74 is a coalition of community, environmental and sustainable transport groups. Our belief is that the M74 is a hangover from 1960s-style road planning which will cause further pollution, health problems, community breakdown and won't free up traffic or bring the jobs that are promised. This view is supported by the conclusions of a Public Local Inquiry .

The Pearce Institute web-site The Pearce Institute, affectionately known as the PI, has been at the heart of the Govan community since 1906. The PI is home to a wide range of community groups and social economy organisations sharing the common aim of meeting the needs of the people of Govan. With a wide range of accomodation the PI can offer organisations an ideal venue for meetings, conferences, social functions, recreational pursuits and leisure activities.
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A self help group dedicated to ease the suffering of grandparents and grandchildren and extended families torn apart.
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Young Mum The young lone parents involved have given their time, ideas and inspiration. They are keen to present information to agencies involved with young lone parents on their needs and how they might best be met.

The Preshal Trust A Variety of art activities - Mon. Tues. Thurs. Pensioner's Club - Tues. Fruit & Veg Co-op - Tues. Line Dancing - Wed.

Communities united Multiracial Multicultural Information & Advice Centre

Govan Integration Networ
k Just arrived in Govan? If you are looking for company and whant to make friends, our drop-ins offer a chance to meet people from all over the world.

Greater Govan Mobile Creche
Here where, and when, you need us.
Greater Govan Mobile Creche

Sunny Govan Radio

Glasgow Science Centre
The objective is not simply to promote the science and technology resource at Glasgow Science Centre to community groups

Community Learning
The learning programmes offered by Govan Initiative are designed to offer local people the opportunity to participate in learning of their choice in venues close to their homes.



Govan Youth information Project
We provide a wide range of services for young people over the age of 5 years in the G51 area of Govan, Glasgow. We also provide a range of training and services for voluntary organisations

The Wage PRoject The overall aim of the WAGE Project is to enable people with a disability or community care needs to achieve their learning

Momentum Momentum works in partnership throughout Scotland to enable and empower disabled and excluded people to identify and achieve their goals
Scottish Sports Futures

Housing coop news Six small housing co-ops in Scotland formed a group calling themselves Scottish Friendly Housing and lobbied for exemption

Homless information Pages

Wherever you are staying at the moment, or whoever you are staying with - if you know it's not where you want to be, you might be thinking:

Scottish Friendly Housing. Set up your own Housing Co-op

Linthouse Urban Village The Luv Concept was developed as a way of Involving local people in the ownership of their community. Developing a grass roots, Cultural Planning approach to regeneration Ensuring the continued development of Linthouse as a community village.

Common Wheel and Boomerang Bicycles/woodwork

Templeton Photography Studios Ex photography students with space and ideas to share

Braendam Link Glasgow Braendam Link is a partnership between adults and children disadvantaged by poverty and social exclusion

Galgael website

Galgael Trust
Our work is based on the ethos that everyone has something to contribute - both to their local community and local economy. We all have skills to offer & yet some feel they have little of value to give. Our experience has shown that this issue is at the root of both economic & social exclusion.
Gal Gael May-update

Zapatistas
"Their aim is not to take state power and replace it in the hands of a revolutionary elite - instead they challenge people everywhere to organise autonomously from the state. Links to Glasgow and Edinburgh solidarity groups

Democratic schooling
There have always been a few schools of this type throughout the world but in recent times this approach has been recognised as essential for the development of socially aware, responsible citizens with environmental consciousness. Schools are beginning to develop 'positive ethos* ways of learning. To involve children in decision making,

 

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THE PRESHAL TRUST


President: The, Duchess of Montrose
We are open Monday to Thursday from 9.15 to 12.30pm.
Activities
A Variety of art activities - Mon. Tues. Thurs. Pensioner's Club - Tues. Fruit & Veg Co-op - Tues. Line Dancing - Wed.

Men's Club:
Dominoes, cards, snooker
and pool tournaments etc. - Mon to Thurs
Drop-in service every day.
Areas of special interest: One-to-one counseling—Educational Courses etc.
PO Box 7344 8 Aboukir Street Linthouse Glasgow G51 4QX
Phone, 0141 445 3689
Fax!0141 445 3689 Email
preshaltrust@hotmall.com

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Govan integration Network



Just arrived in Govan? If you are looking for company and whant to make friends, our drop-ins offer a chance to meet people from all over the world. We can offer English classes, computer sessions. arts and crafts activities. music and activities for children. information and advice. clothes and household goods and cheap fruit and vegetables.

Come along for a cup of tea and something to eat - we'd be very happy to meet you

Come and speak to our support worker Wassim if you need advice or help with housing, health ar just life in the UK, She's happy to help. Drop into Govan Youth Information Project, on Water Row to make an appointment, or phone 07984 453 410.

Monday 10am - 2pm Ibrox library.

Wednesday 10am - 2pm New Govan Church

If you would like to volunteer with us and help to run the drop -ins, phone Ruth Gow, on 07984 496 410.

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Communities United


Our Service provides
• Work placement opportunities
• Volunteering - a chance to enhance skills
• Help with D.W.P and other Application Forms.
• Confidential bilingual advice & support
• Increased personal confidence
• interpretation and translation in multiple Languages
• Basic computing skills
• Out of school Activities for children
• Women & youth group Activities
• Agency referrals where appropriate
• Link to employment opportunities
• Help with - Emotional Blackmail -Racism - Family Pressure - etc

Communities United
Raising Awareness of the Opportunities and
meeting needs and demands of the Ethnic
Minority Community

Multiracial Multicultural Information & Advice Centre

Where to find Us

311, Paisley Road West, Glasgow, G51 1LU
Tel: 0141 427 3714/9629
Fax: 0141 427 3714 Email: advice@communitiesunited.freeserve.co.uk

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Greater Govan Mobile Creche


Here where, and when, you need us.
Greater Govan Mobile Creche
Looking for quality childcare For Meetings, Functions etc We could be what you are looking for.
Children 6 weeks to 16 are welcomed and a wide range of resources are available.

CONTACT Elizabeth Carey
Greater Govan Mobile Creche C/o Drumoyne Primary School
20O Shieldhall Road Govan
Glasgow G514EH
Tel No 0141 445 5244

Are we what you need ?
We exist within the G51 area to provide quality childcare and support to the local community which may be free of charge to local groups and schools.
We are part of the Glasgow City Council, Education Department and adhere to policies on childcare and education.
Children attending our creches will be cared for in a safe, friendly environment. Through a variety of equipment and resources, supplied by ourselves. Children are encouraged to participate in activities such as arts & crafts, physical, role play, games and music. Through play the childcare workers will implement the Curricular Framework and 5-14 documents.
Children 6 weeks to 16 are welcomed into the creche. Each creche is planned and structured to suit the ages and individual needs encouraging each child to reach their full potential.
Our service is available seven days a week from Sam to 9pm. We require at least one weeks notice and bookings are allocated on a first come first served basis. It is the responsibility of the group to provide the accommodation which will subject to a risk assessment by the Officer in Charge. Booking forms available from office
Call on 0141 445 5244

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Community learning


The learning programmes offered by Govan Initiative are designed to offer local people the opportunity to participate in learning of their choice in venues close to their homes.
Whilst it is hoped that those who so wish will develop a learning plan to lead them into work or formal education/training at college, this is by no means essential. So if you just want to learn for learning's sake - Go For It!
Most of what we offer is a result of requests from local people - so if you don't see what interests you or what you fancy - just ask! We'll be only too happy to add new programmes to our catalogue.
How to contact us:
Hills Trust Learning Academy
121 Langlands Road
Glasgow
G51 3TL
0141-4455044
Various opportunities to get out of the house and learn new skills:
• Sewing
• First Aid
• Keep Fit
• Conversational French
• Reflexology
• Water Colour Painting
• Stress Management
• Creative Cooking
• Aromatherapy
• Taster Programme
• Home Improvements

Staff-Pauline Machin-0141 445 1117.

Venues:
Lome Street Stop@ The Shop Kinning Park Complex Youth Information Project Linthouse St Kenneths
St Gerards Centre Riverside Hall Youth Cyber Cafe Ibrox Complex Ibrox Library

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Common Wheel and Boomerang

Enquiries: Bicycles - Neil 0141 946 0777

Woodwork Bill 0141 211 3515

Information - Norman - 0141 946 0777

Boomerang at Gartnavel Hospital Gt. Western Rd. G12 Common Wheel 53 Chapel St. Glasgow G20 9BD (Maryhill)

Templeton Photography Studios

Ex photography students with space and ideas to share
Studio and darkroom available at very reasonable rates. Located close to city centre, Templeton business centre Workshops in: Studio portraiture, Black & White photography & printing. CONTACT danielmcfadden@hotmail.com
phone No.Danny 0141 647 0692.

Braendam Link

Glasgow Braendam Link is a partnership between adults and children disadvantaged by poverty and social exclusion, and staff, volunteers and friends. The focus of its work is primarily on those who have found support and encouragement at Braendam Family House, near Stirling, and who have returned to the challenges of their life in Glasgow. Glasgow Braendam Link aims to support, empower and enable all those involved in the partnership to gain more control of their lives by encouraging self-belief, growth and development. Glasgow Braendam Link aims also to combat the injustices of poverty and social exclusion by:
. opposing the continued existence of poverty
. encouraging active involvement at all levels of decision making in society
. ensuring that the voice of those living in poverty is listened to
. working in conjunction with AID Fourth World, an international voluntary organisation which campaigns for human rights, and supports the efforts of those in extreme poverty to take an active role in society. photographs

Glasgow Braendam link. The Pearce Institute. 840 Govan road. Glasgow G51 3UU.
Phone 0141 440 1999 Fax. 0141 440 1367/ 445 4372.
email. enquiries@braendamlink.com

 

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