All Integration network in Glasgow

The homework club supports children from disadvantage background, asylum and refugee children, and children from learning difficulties. Read more…

We are a network of groups and organisations who work across the south-east of Glasgow to support community integration and celebrate the diversity of the area. We are made up of 60+ member groups who offer a range of different services locally. We create opportunities for these groups to connect and share information about what’s going on and what’s available Read more…

Maryhill Integration Network (MIN) brings people together through art, social, cultural and educational projects; offering everyone a chance to learn new skills, meet new people, share experiences and take part in worthwhile activities to improve their communities. Weekly activities at MIN include: Knitting Group, Community Choir, Gardening Club, ESOL Classes, Family Nest Group, Women’s Group, Men’s Group, Youth Group, Conversation Read more…

Govan Community Project, formerly Govan & Craigton Integration Network is a community-based organisation working in the South of Glasgow. Originally a response of community and church members to the needs of newly arrived asylum seekers, we have developed over the years to become a local charity working with and for all the diverse communities of the Greater Govan area and 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…

The Central and West Integration Network is a Scottish charity which works to support asylum seekers, refugees, black and minority ethnic communities and migrant workers across Glasgow and actively works to promote integration with these communities. We work to alleviate poverty in these communities, improve their standard of living and actively promote their settlement and integration within the wider community. Read more…