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Food
Energise your body, nourish your soul, restore your mind. Free healthy lunch included. Every Tuesday 11am - 2pm
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
AFECC Foodbank
A food bank in the IFAN network. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
Confirmed by 2 sources. From ALISS (opens in a new tab) and Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Al-Khair Glasgow is part of the Al-Khair Foundation which is is a UK-based international NGO that provides emergency relief and developmental support in some of the world’s most impoverished areas. Al-Khair Glasgow provides a variety of local community based services and support including a foodbank.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
An independent food bank. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
Confirmed by 2 sources. From ALISS (opens in a new tab) and Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 31 October 2026.
Well-Fed Scotland run a number of services that help to tackle food insecurity, social isolation, lack of opportunity and inclusion. Our services focus on children and families to help create lasting memories, a safe space and healthy meals.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Baby Food Bank
Supply of baby formula stage 1 only, nappies, wipes, toiletries, breast feeding items, baby foods. Monday to Friday 09:30 to 14:30 Referral needed from any professional (eg: health visitors, social workers, family support workers etc..)
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2022, so check before setting out.
Part of East Dunbartonshire Foodbank.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From The food bank's own locations page (opens in a new tab), checked 4 October 2026.
An independent food bank. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 31 October 2026.
Blackhill's Growing is a food project that provides a dignified response to food insecurity and poverty through its veg barras, community larder, community meals, growing workshops, and community farm. We run events several times a week; have a look on our Facebook or Instagram for the most up to date activities.
You can just turn up. No referral or voucher needed.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Part of Glasgow NW Foodbank.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From The food bank's own locations page (opens in a new tab), checked 4 October 2026.
Glasgow North East Foodbank provides emergency food and support to people in crisis across the North East of Glasgow. As part of the Trussell network, we offer at least five days' worth of nutritionally balanced food to individuals referred by local agencies. Visitors are welcomed by volunteers who offer practical help and signposting to further support services.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Cardonald
Part of Glasgow SW Foodbank.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From The food bank's own locations page (opens in a new tab), checked 4 October 2026.
Carntyne & Riddrie Food Bank is here for anyone who needs us, with no delay you can get help today. Drop by and see our friendly team! We’re here to welcome you warmly, listen if you need to talk, and provide some food for your family. We understand how tough things can get, and everyone needs a little extra help sometimes.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
An independent food bank.
You can just turn up. No referral or voucher needed.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
A food bank in the IFAN network. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 26 October 2026.
Charged Up Café
Visibility Scotland's Charged Up Café is open every Tuesday from 10am to 3pm at our head office in Glasgow. Enjoy homemade nutritious food in a safe and supportive community environment. All food and drinks served are provided free of charge. Each week we serve homemade soup, bread, and cake. Our kitchen is nut free.
Ring and book first. You can't just turn up — but you don't need anyone to refer you, so ring them yourself and ask for an appointment.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Glasgow City Mission's City Centre Project supports guests experiencing homelessness, poverty, addiction and isolation, through a range of activities including: Drop-in's where guests can enjoy a hot meal and connect with volunteers and project workers Project workers to help with housing, visas, benefits, mental health issues, addiction, court cases, and other issues Rehab Pathways team offering…
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 15 October 2026.
Community Cafe
A great community hub where everyone is welcome - Come in and say hello. Wednesdays and Fridays from 10:30-2: We will be serving hot lunches & hot drinks, and provide a safe space for you to come and enjoy some local friendship with games and community spirit.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2023, so check before setting out.
Community Cafe
Loaves and Fishes EK is a grassroots charity based in East Kilbride, supporting people facing poverty, crisis, or hardship with food, essentials, and emotional support. Our community cafe is a safe, warm space where anyone can come in for free tea, coffee, biscuits and a chat. It is open from 10am – 1.30pm.
You can just turn up. No referral or voucher needed.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Community Café
A free community café open for everyone who would like a chat and something to drink. Open at the same time and place as the Carnwadric Food Bank. This café will be closed over the summer (approximately closed from May - September 2023). Thursdays 10:30 - 12 noon
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Our free community café opens every Tuesday 10-12:30pm and includes free adult cooking classes and free English speaking classes. Open to everyone.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Parkhead Salvation Army is a welcoming and friendly Church serving the community of Parkhead. We run a Community Drop-in and Foodbank on Thursdays from 12:00 to 13:00. Our Drop in provides access to support with food provisions and access to employment plus support. Attenders also receive home made soup and a sandwich and access to fresh food when donations allow for this.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Najra Helping Hands run a weekly community food cupboard stocked up with different varieties of food on Wednesdays and Thursdays 10am-5pm and Fridays 10am-4pm.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Community Fridge
A community fridge is free for all to use. Anyone can take what they need from the fridge and anyone can put new food in. We have partnerships with our local Lidl and Aldi to pick up and use their surplus food. Particularly fruit vegetables and bread. This allows us to be sure there is always something in the fridge for anyone who needs it.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2022, so check before setting out.
Community Meal
Central & West Integration Network (CWIN) provide a free, friendly and vegetarian lunch, upstairs at the Garnethill Multicultural Centre. Everyone welcome! It's a space to make new friends and practice speaking English, play different games, meet people from your own country or just relax with a cup of tea and a tasty hot meal. We sometimes have different activities, events or speakers.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Community Meal
Clyde Community Hall hosts a free community meal on Fridays from 12pm to 2pm for G51 residents. Meet your neighbours over lunch. Dietary needs can be accommodated.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Community Meal
Cranhill Development Trust (CDT) host a regular Community Meal. The Community Meal is a meal with your neighbours, and provides a friendly and welcoming environment for members of the local community (and further afield) to enjoy an evening meal together each month.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Community Meals
Every month, Cranhill Development Trust hosts a community meal, bringing people together to enjoy a delicious three-course dinner inspired by different cuisines from around the world. Each event welcomes 50-70 guests, offering a warm, welcoming space where local people can connect and share a meal. For some in our community, dining out isn’t always an option due to financial challenges.
Ring and book first. You can't just turn up — but you don't need anyone to refer you, so ring them yourself and ask for an appointment.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Community Meals
We have two community meals on each week - lunch on a Wednesday from 12:30pm, and an evening meal on Thursdays from around 6pm. After our Welcome session every Wednesday (find out more about those here) we host a community lunch. This is open for everyone, and starts around 12:30pm. We have a workshop with tools and benches so every Thursday we open that up to the wider community.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Our community meals service includes hot and frozen meal delivery, with a dedicated website to order from. You can choose from a number of mainly non-perishable items up to a week in advance of when they will be required. We can also provide some fresh items, such as bread. We can cater for a wide variety of dietary requirements including diabetes, gluten free and halal.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Community Pantry
You do not have to worry about not having enough food or treats, we can help, so please do not struggle, drop in and let us help you. NO criteria, NO questions, NO restrictions, NO refusal. Whether you are employed, unemployed, self employed, retired or simply struggling financially just now, we WILL help you. Our fully stocked community pantry is open to everyone.
You can just turn up. No referral or voucher needed.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Cook ‘n’ Care
Cook ‘n’ Care provides a first-class meal delivery service for vulnerable, elderly and disabled people in their own homes. We serve the whole of North Glasgow and pride ourselves on the quality of our meals and the efficiency and friendliness of our volunteer care staff. Our homemade meals are cooked from scratch every day and delivered hot and ready to eat.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Crisis Food Bags
Crisis food bags for people in need - Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri/Sat 10am – 3pm.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2022, so check before setting out.
An independent food bank. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
Confirmed by 2 sources. From ALISS (opens in a new tab) and Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 27 October 2026.
Wednesday 12:30 pm – 2 pm Foodshare is a project the CCG run to tackle the major issue that is food wastage .1.9 million tonnes of food are wasted by the food industry 250 thousand tones of which is still edible, working in partnership with Fareshare Glasgow CCG is working towards getting rid of food wastage and hunger by distributing the food collected by Fareshare.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
A food bank in the Trussell network.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
Confirmed by 2 sources. From Give Food (opens in a new tab) and Trussell (opens in a new tab), checked 31 October 2026.
Drop-by Service
Free tea, coffee, sandwiches, soup, selection of fruit, pod noodles and goodie bags containing crisps, fruit juice, Caramel logs and Mars Bars are available for free at the Wayside Club Centre’s drop-by service. Clothing, toiletries and food parcels are also available on an ad-hoc basis. Operating times: 7pm – 8pm, 7 days a week
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2023, so check before setting out.
An independent food bank. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
Confirmed by 2 sources. From ALISS (opens in a new tab) and Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 27 October 2026.
“The foodbank was there when we really needed it, it was an absolute lifeline.” We don’t think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry. That’s why we provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to us in crisis.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2018, so check before setting out.
A food bank in the Trussell network.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
Confirmed by 2 sources. From Give Food (opens in a new tab) and Trussell (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
A food bank in the Trussell network.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
Confirmed by 3 sources. From ALISS (opens in a new tab), Give Food (opens in a new tab) and Trussell (opens in a new tab), checked 31 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2022, so check before setting out.
Glasgow North East Foodbank provides emergency food and support to people in crisis across the North East of Glasgow. As part of the Trussell network, we offer at least five days' worth of nutritionally balanced food to individuals referred by local agencies. Visitors are welcomed by volunteers who offer practical help and signposting to further support services. Foodbank sessions are held on sele…
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
EK Community Food Bank is a short-term care initiative that aims to help families who are facing financial difficulty and who do not have enough to buy all the food they require as a family. Food packages are given out freely to families without question or judgement.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
A food bank in the IFAN network. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 28 October 2026.
Elevenses
Our Elevenses is every Wednesday from 11 am-1 pm. We offer a free breakfast roll and refreshments to all who come along.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Food at LHM360
Food is provided Monday to Friday in our café based within the Day Centre. Free breakfast is served between 8.30am - 10am. We provide tea, coffee, juice, porridge and cereal as well as hot options that change daily. Free lunch three-course lunch is served between 12pm - 2pm Monday to Thursday (1.30pm on a Friday)
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Food bank
The Church operates a food bank to support all within East Kilbride. Call for details.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Food Bank
We provide food to those who need it every Tuesday at 12pm. Please get in touch for more information, everyone is welcome.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
An independent food bank. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 27 October 2026.
We run our foodbank support service from Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm from Unit 15 in the Artizan Shopping Centre. We also run two outreach centres across the local authority Monday - St Stephen's Chapel Hall, Dalmuir, 11am to 12pmTuesday - CATRA Centre, Alexandria, 11am to 12pm If you need support please contact us 01389 743908. You can pop in to our office at anytime and request support where…
You can just turn up. No referral or voucher needed.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Food Hub
Opening times: Friday 1pm - 4pm We can make exceptions out with these hours for those who require immediate support. We are not a Foodbank, therefore referral and justification for coming along is not required. Everything we provide is free of charge. Our priority is our young people, however the service is also for their families and anyone else in the community who needs our support.
You can just turn up. No referral or voucher needed.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2023, so check before setting out.
Delivery of parcels with food and essentials, and hot meals
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2023, so check before setting out.
Food Parcels
Loaves and Fishes is a Glasgow based charity that supports people in need. Every Thursday night we distribute food parcels to the people who come to our meal. We also distribute the food parcels directly to the people in need that we hear about through our various contacts. We distribute food parcels through social work departments who rely on us to support the people they help.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Food Support
We provide support for people in the asylum process, who are destitute and/or have no recourse to public funds (NRPF), to access community food services. We provide 'pay-it-forward' vouchers for Govan Pantry, the Courtyard Pantry, Royston Community Pantry, Ruchazie Pantry, Castlemilk Pantry, Govanhill People's Pantry and Pollok Pantry.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Foodbank
The food bank has great links with local front-line care professionals and housing officers, who help to identify individuals or families in crisis within our local community and refer them to us for assistance. If you are in need of emergency food and do not have contact with care professionals you can contact us directly for assistance. Contact us for opening times.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2022, so check before setting out.
Activities include arts & crafts, pool, table tennis, board games, playing musical instruments. Free healthy lunch included. Thursdays 11am - 2pm
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Opening Times: Mondays and Fridays 5pm till 7pm
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2022, so check before setting out.
Our Community Meals will run on Mondays every two weeks from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM. All of our meals are Pay What You Can, meaning no one will be turned away for lack of funds and any donations made go to supporting future Community Meals.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Free Hot Food
Free hot food stall serving food from 12:30 on Saturdays, every week. Always vegan and halal All welcome no questions asked!
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Part of Cumbernauld Foodbank.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From The food bank's own locations page (opens in a new tab), checked 5 October 2026.
We are now offering a fortnightly seasonal fruit and veg box for local people who are - impacted by the cost of living crisis, - or are interested in learning about the environmental impacts of our food. The veg boxes are offered on a ‘pay what you can afford basis’, but if you are struggling financially you do not have to pay anything.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2023, so check before setting out.
Every Sunday, Glasgow Central Mosque volunteers distribute food parcels to destitute asylum seekers and refugees. Through the support of the Muslims of Glasgow, the anti-poverty initiative provides over 350 weekly food packs to the asylum seekers and refugees. Every Ramadhan, we provide additional food packs to destitute asylum seekers.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
A food bank in the Trussell network.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
Confirmed by 3 sources. From ALISS (opens in a new tab), Give Food (opens in a new tab) and Trussell (opens in a new tab), checked 31 October 2026.
Glasgow North East Foodbank exists to combat hunger and provide essential support to individuals and families facing food insecurity in one of the most economically deprived areas in Scotland. Our mission is to ensure that no one in our community goes hungry and to provide a lifeline to those in crisis.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
“The foodbank was there when we really needed it, it was an absolute lifeline.” We don’t think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry. That’s why we provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to us in crisis.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2018, so check before setting out.
A food bank in the Trussell network.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
Confirmed by 3 sources. From ALISS (opens in a new tab), Give Food (opens in a new tab) and Trussell (opens in a new tab), checked 31 October 2026.
A food bank in the Trussell network.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
Confirmed by 2 sources. From Give Food (opens in a new tab) and Trussell (opens in a new tab), checked 28 October 2026.
“The foodbank was there when we really needed it, it was an absolute lifeline.” We don’t think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry. That’s why we provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to us in crisis.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
A food bank in the Trussell network.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
Confirmed by 2 sources. From Give Food (opens in a new tab) and Trussell (opens in a new tab), checked 28 October 2026.
A food bank in the IFAN network. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Govan Foodbank
An independent food bank. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 28 October 2026.
An independent food bank.
You can just turn up. No referral or voucher needed.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 27 October 2026.
We are a group of extremely friendly people, passionate about helping others! We are located on the South Side of Glasgow, at Carnwadric Church of Scotland, and open every Thursday between 10.30am and 12.00pm. If you or anyone you know is struggling to put food on the table, do not hesitate to come. We will always help. We are in this together!
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
We offer free soup, tea, coffee juice, sandwiches and cakes. Shaving and Showers are also available for both males and females and even a free game of Bingo is thrown in most evenings. A small library and first aid room are located on the first and second floors. Private rooms are there for quiet chat or contact with other friends and outside agencies for further help.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2023, so check before setting out.
Ibrox
Part of Glasgow SW Foodbank.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From The food bank's own locations page (opens in a new tab), checked 4 October 2026.
An independent food bank. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 27 October 2026.
Part of East Dunbartonshire Foodbank.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From The food bank's own locations page (opens in a new tab), checked 4 October 2026.
Part of East Dunbartonshire Foodbank.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From The food bank's own locations page (opens in a new tab), checked 4 October 2026.
Linthouse
Part of Glasgow SW Foodbank.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From The food bank's own locations page (opens in a new tab), checked 4 October 2026.
A food bank in the IFAN network. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 27 October 2026.
Loaves and Fishes is a grassroots charity based in East Kilbride, supporting people facing poverty, crisis, or hardship with food, essentials, and emotional support. We provide weekly food parcels, clothing, school uniforms, toiletries, and dignity. But at the heart of everything we do is something even more important: human connection.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
The Maryhill HUB is a community facility operated by Glasgow City Council. The Maryhill HUB Steering Group run a Lunchtime Social at Maryhill Burgh Halls on the last Friday of the month from 12:30pm to 2:30pm offering a free lunch, entertainment, and the opportunity to chat with friends, old and new. Check Facebook page for details. Phone in advance to book a place.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Milton Food Hub
Milton Food Hub is part of North Glasgow Community Food Initiative. We run a Community Cafe, Community Fridge and Fruit and Veg Barra, Gardening Sessions, Cookery Courses, and host a variety of clubs and groups. Throughout the year, we hold many and various community events including community cinema, burns night, the festival of light and much more.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Part of Hamilton District Foodbank.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From The food bank's own locations page (opens in a new tab), checked 5 October 2026.
This project provides volunteer led community meals on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month between 6-8 pm. This is a family inclusive event with entertainment/fun table challenges provided by volunteers from the local community.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
An independent food bank.
You can just turn up. No referral or voucher needed.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 31 October 2026.
A warm welcome awaits you at Govan Salvation Army. We provide free hot food for people: Thursdays 7:15pm - Take Away hot meal provision – free of charge Fridays 7pm - Open Door Project - hot meal provision, everyone is welcome to come and join us for a hot meal free of charge
You can just turn up. No referral or voucher needed.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Food brings people together but you don't need to cook to enjoy our food activities - come along to one of our community meals. It's a great way to meet new people and the food is always good. We help people eat well on a low budget, and minimise environmental impact by preventing food waste and using local produce.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Penilee
Part of Glasgow SW Foodbank.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From The food bank's own locations page (opens in a new tab), checked 4 October 2026.
Priesthill
Part of Glasgow SW Foodbank.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From The food bank's own locations page (opens in a new tab), checked 4 October 2026.
Providing Meals
Loaves and Fishes is a Glasgow based charity that supports people in need. Each Monday and Thursday evening we provide a sit down, hot meal for around 40 men and women at the Oasis café in Renfield St Stephen’s Church Centre. It may be the only proper meal some of them get.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
A food bank in the IFAN network. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
Confirmed by 2 sources. From ALISS (opens in a new tab) and Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 27 October 2026.
Refuweegee is a community-led charity that gives people a way to welcome and embrace those newest to arrive. We strive to ensure that people who have been forced to flee their homes arrive in Scotland to a warm welcome and some of the things that will help them to feel more at home here. The Refuweegee Shop is a place for you to browse and select items for you and your family.
Ring and book first. You can't just turn up — but you don't need anyone to refer you, so ring them yourself and ask for an appointment.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Glasgow North East Foodbank provides emergency food and support to people in crisis across the North East of Glasgow. As part of the Trussell network, we offer at least five days' worth of nutritionally balanced food to individuals referred by local agencies. Visitors are welcomed by volunteers who offer practical help and signposting to further support services.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Royston Food Hub
Royston Food Hub is part of North Glasgow Community Food Initiative. We run the Royston Community Pantry, gardening clubs at Germiston Allotments, and cookery activities in Royston Primary School and around the local area. Throughout the year, we also hold many and various community events including harvest celebrations, family events, nutritional and growing activities and much more.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
A food bank in the Trussell network.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
Confirmed by 3 sources. From ALISS (opens in a new tab), Give Food (opens in a new tab) and Trussell (opens in a new tab), checked 28 October 2026.
Saturday Soup
Saturdays, 1-2PM: Free Saturday Soup: First come, first served. There is also a monthly community meal from 1 - 3pm. Check the Moogety Grub Hub facebook page or contact Julia for details and to book a space for the meal.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2023, so check before setting out.
Scone Club
The Open Doors cafe is back every Friday, 10 am-12 noon. Come along and enjoy freshly baked scones, toast, tea and coffee. Free and open to everyone.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2023, so check before setting out.
Seniors Lunch
Wednesdays, 12 - 2 PM: FREE 3-Course Seniors Lunch. The Riverside Hall is also currently providing free breakfast rolls on Tuesdays from 11 - 12.30 and Thursdays 12 - 1.30. Check with them for dates.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Glasgow North East Foodbank provides emergency food and support to people in crisis across the North East of Glasgow. As part of the Trussell network, we offer at least five days' worth of nutritionally balanced food to individuals referred by local agencies. Visitors are welcomed by volunteers who offer practical help and signposting to further support services. Foodbank sessions are held on sele…
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Springburn Food Hub is part of North Glasgow Community Food Initiative. We organise a variety of activities and events, such as community meals, community gardening, cookery classes and weekly markets. Throughout the year, we also hold many and various community events – harvest celebrations, family events, nutritional and growing activities and much more.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Springburn Food Hub is part of North Glasgow Community Food Initiative. We hold Community Meals each week. Come and enjoy a friendly, relaxed environment in which to sit down and share a meal with other members of the Springburn community. Here you can also learn of our other activities in the area, as well as what further activities are happening in Springburn.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
An independent food bank. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 27 October 2026.
Foodbank, free to use for all in need. No referral needed.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Storehouse Food Bank is a practical service run by Dwelling Place Glasgow to meet the immediate and long term needs of those who are destitute in the North and West of Glasgow. The aim is to give the assurance of food to those in greatest need. Storehouse food bank gives out food and toiletries hampers every Saturday morning (10.00 – 12.00).
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Our referral-based foodbank ensures those in need are supplied with healthy and nutritious food to prepare fresh meals for themselves and their families. Our foodbank supplies those in need with healthy and fresh food to those struggling. We regularly purchase fresh fruit and vegetables to include in our parcels.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
The Partick Pantry Foodbank at Dowanvale Church is open every Thursday, from 2pm to 4pm. You can access the foodbank through the side entrance, downstairs (red door) on Chancellor Street.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
The Wild Olive Tree café operates a free food provision service. Anyone can come in and ask for a free takeaway hot drink and/or soup any day. Soup is available from 12pm onwards. One hot drink and soup is available per person each day. Operating times: Monday – Saturday, 10.30am – 4.30pm
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Tollcross Advice & Learning Centre serves the communities of Tollcross, Lilybank/Newbank and Carmyle. We provide advice and support to residents on Benefits, Debt and Energy. Credit Union Service. Community Food Project by referral. We provide a welcome space with TV, free Wi-Fi and tea/coffee/biscuits. Courses in the Community include: ESOL Basic IT Food Hygiene Health & Safety.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Part of Glasgow NW Foodbank.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From The food bank's own locations page (opens in a new tab), checked 4 October 2026.
If you are struggling with food prices going up, worried about your heating bills or finding it hard to keep warm this winter, then do come along to our new Warm Welcome Winter Cafe. Taking place at Flourish House on Sundays from 12-4pm, we’ll provide a friendly welcome, a cuppa and a hot meal. Open to anyone impacted by the cost of living crisis, with no need to be referred by an outside agency
You can just turn up. No referral or voucher needed.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2023, so check before setting out.
A food bank in the IFAN network. We don't know whether this one needs a referral voucher — many do. Ring them, or ask a local adviser, before setting out.
From Give Food (opens in a new tab), checked 27 October 2026.
Clothes and warm places
Bairn Necessities
3D Drumchapel's Bairn Necessities project is dedicated to supporting families in need in Drumchapel, Knightswood & Yoker. Our aim is to save local families money by offering good quality children’s toys, clothing and equipment, free or at low cost. In response to our growing community, we have a large stock of quality new and pre-loved clothing and toys.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 31 October 2026.
Community Wardrobe
A community wardrobe is a new way to donate clothes you no longer need or find something new for you when you are in need. Anyone in our community is welcome to come along and see what they can use or to put clothes in during our normal opening hours. The service is completely free .
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2022, so check before setting out.
We use unwanted clothing and footwear donations as a value resource. Nothing should go to waste. As part of our social mission we support families in need by providing free clothing and footwear packages. This service is meant for families who for any reason might not be able to fund clothing for their children from their own income.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Furniture Project
Castlemilk Community Church run a Furniture Project providing furniture for people on low incomes moving into a first tenancy. We also have donated household goods and baby/toddler equipment and clothes which can be collected. This is a free service and we deliver larger items. Phone during opening hours for an appointment or to offer donations or enquire about help.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Houses 2 Homes Project
The Halliday Foundation are on hand to make sure that our service users have a place they are proud to call home. Our Houses2Homes project is a furniture reuse project, where we collect donated furniture, repair and deliver it to people being allocated a tenancy for the first time or low income households.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Maslow's Community Shop
Maslow's Community Shop provides free clothing and household goods to refugees, asylum seekers and people in the local area, who are experiencing hardship.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Merry-go-round
Merry-go-round gives out free packs of children's clothes and supplies for children up to 24 months through its Carousel programme — but only through a referral agency. Over 130 Glasgow agencies (health visitors, charities, support workers) can request a free pack for a family they work with using the charity's online referral system; there is no way on the site for a family to ask directly. They also run a charity shop at 32-36 Nithsdale Road selling baby and children's items cheaply, open Tuesday to Saturday 10:00am-4:30pm — this is a shop you pay in, not somewhere free packs are handed out, so the times below are deliberately left blank.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
Who it's for: Glasgow families with children under 24 months (via a partner agency)
From Their own website (opens in a new tab), checked 31 October 2026.
Stork Store
Well-Fed Scotland run a number of services that help to tackle food insecurity, social isolation, lack of opportunity and inclusion. Our services focus on children and families to help create lasting memories, a safe space and healthy meals.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
West Bridgend Clothing Bank
The service is available every Monday and Tuesday between 11am and 3pm in Flat One at Lomond Court, West Bridgend. Open to anyone who needs it, come down and have a look about, there is no cost for what you want to take away.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Work, training and benefits
16+ Glasgow
Barnardo's 16+ Glasgow project provides a transitional support service to young care leavers in Glasgow, including residential accommodation, supported tenancy's and on-going support up to the age of 26. Leaving home can be a challenge for anyone, but it can be even tougher if you’re a young person leaving care.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Your local CAP Job Club is a friendly place where you will get practical help as you seek employment. It's a relaxed environment with the chance to meet other jobseekers, get support and gain the tools you need to find work. Being unemployed can be hard to deal with on your own, but being part of one of our CAP Job Clubs means you face the challenge with other people in similar situations.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2022, so check before setting out.
Your local CAP Job Club is a friendly place where you will get practical help as you seek employment. It's a relaxed environment with the chance to meet other jobseekers, get support and gain the tools you need to find work. Being unemployed can be hard to deal with on your own, but being part of one of our CAP Job Clubs means you face the challenge with other people in similar situations.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2022, so check before setting out.
Your local CAP Job Club is a friendly place where you will get practical help as you seek employment. It's a relaxed environment with the chance to meet other jobseekers, get support and gain the tools you need to find work. Being unemployed can be hard to deal with on your own, but being part of one of our CAP Job Clubs means you face the challenge with other people in similar situations.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2022, so check before setting out.
Delivered by Celtic FC Foundation and funded by Scottish Government’s CashBack for Communities initiative, Gateway to Employment is a bespoke employability and personal development project. Aimed at young adults aged between 16 and 25, the project targets individuals who have offended, are at risk of (re)offending, or live in an area with a high risk of crime.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
We have a team of experienced and dedicated employability staff to help support you on your unique journey in moving closer to securing work, further/ higher education, training or volunteering places. Whether you are working at the moment looking for a career change or have yet to secure your first job, we are able to provide a wide range of support and advice through our employability and traini…
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
If you are in recovery from drugs and/or alcohol, unemployed and live in Glasgow or access support in Glasgow then we could help you access training, support or employment. Elevate Employability offers a range of services, advice and assistance to help you get the job, course or training you want.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Rosemount Lifelong Learning's mission is to increase life chances through learning for children, young people and adults living in the North Glasgow area. We provide a number of free courses in collaboration with external organisations to provide qualifications for your career. As well as this, we have 1-2-1 careers mentoring sessions as well as employability workshops.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Want a job and unsure where to start? At Cranhill Development Trust we will work with you to advise and guide you to access to training, in work benefit advice, CV and application writing and much more to help you gain the confidence and skills to succeed in finding employment. Our one-to-one employability support is tailored to each individual’s strengths, interests, and goals.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Drop-in to join our employability workshops running every Monday from 9:30am to 12:15pm. Learn essential skills to boost your job search: - How to apply for jobs - Crafting a winning CV - Interview Preparation
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Employment Plus
Glasgow City Centre Salvation Army are a multi-cultural community serving the people of Anderston and the city centre of Glasgow. Our Employment Plus service is designed to assist anyone wishing to find a route to work, but especially for those who may be experiencing barriers at any given time.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Fit For Purpose
Fit for Purpose is an employability programme for young people aged 16 to 24 who are thinking about pursuing a career in the sports and fitness sector. It is designed to give you the skills you need to pursue a career in the field of sports and recreation. On successful completion of the course, you will receive a SCQF Level 4 Skills for Work: Sports and Recreation qualification.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Fortune Works
The Fortune Works service in Drumchapel, Glasgow is one of Scotland’s largest social enterprises for people with a learning disability. It offers the opportunity to train for work, and make a valued and useful economic contribution to the community. It provides a full-time, 9am to 4pm, 5-day programme and offers a diversity of training opportunities with a focus on personal and social development.…
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Cranhill Development Trust is a partner in the GEMs employability programme, funded through the Scottish Government’s No One Left Behind initiative. Through this partnership, we provide dedicated support for ethnic minority communities and others who may face additional barriers to employment.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Welcome to The Skills Academy, Kibble’s tertiary education and training centre for young people. The supportive learning environment provides a varied curriculum and practical lessons, partnered with rewarding work experience options to help young people develop skills and gain qualifications, which will increase their chances of finding and sustaining employment within a role they enjoy.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
We support individuals to build their career management, work-based and employability skills, throughout their career journey, from school, into further learning opportunities and employment. Our career advisers are available to speak to you in career centres and community venues across Scotland.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
We support individuals to build their career management, work-based and employability skills, throughout their career journey, from school, into further learning opportunities and employment. Our career advisers are available to speak to you in career centres and community venues across Scotland.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
We support individuals to build their career management, work-based and employability skills, throughout their career journey, from school, into further learning opportunities and employment. Our career advisers are available to speak to you in career centres and community venues across Scotland.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
The South West Arts and Music Project (SWAMP) has been a cornerstone institution of Pollok and the South West for nearly 30 years. SWAMP encourage the study, practice and knowledge of music, film, art and digital technologies to enhance cultural and literal awareness and promote a community spirit within the locality.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
We offer a range of employability courses in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Our warehouse offers participants the opportunity to be part of a supportive team of staff and volunteers in a live working environment. Participants on the course will have the chance to work towards individual goals and take the next steps on their employability journey by improving confidence and work skills.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Way Ahead
Way Ahead supports people to access training, education, volunteering, work experience, and employment. T he service is available to people who are 29 years old and over, living in Glasgow, and facing complex barriers to work, such as: are or have been impacted by homelessness in recovery been involved with the criminal justice system The service aims to support people who are long-term unemploy…
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Wolfson Centre
Our Glasgow Wolfson Centre supports young people aged 13 to 30 across the Clyde Valley region and the South West of Scotland to live, learn and earn. Our courses help them to get back into work, education, training or support them in setting up their own business.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Work East Ren
We aim to find you the education, training or employment you're most suited to. Through 1-to-1 support we'll ensure you're job ready, confident and prepared for the world of work. Whether you're unemployed, just out of school or looking for a new challenge we're here to help. We offer vocational training programmes aimed at improving your job chances.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Working4U provide money and debt advice, employability support and community learning for adults.
Ring and book first. You can't just turn up — but you don't need anyone to refer you, so ring them yourself and ask for an appointment.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 31 October 2026.
Housing and homelessness
Advice in person
We are giving advice to local clients (G31, G32 and G33 2/3 postcodes). Contact us by telephone (0141 554 0004), email (info@parkheadcab.org.uk) or call into our offices at 1361 Gallowgate, Glasgow G31 4DN. Our team are available Monday to Friday 10.00am to 4.00pm. Demands on our service are high and Parkhead CAB operate a triage system to manage our resources. Our team will assess your needs an…
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Community Homeless Team
Glasgow City Council's Community Homeless Team offers advice and help based on your own circumstances. This includes a decision on whether you are homeless in the eyes of the law. If you have nowhere to stay, get in touch with Glasgow City Council. They will give you advice and may offer temporary accommodation.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Turning Point Scotland Criminal Justice Tenancy Sustainment Service aims to reduce the risk reoffending and promote the long term sustainability of community living for people in the justice system. Turning Point Scotland Criminal Justice Tenancy Sustainment Service aims to address the individual’s underlying causes of offending behaviour to reduce the risks of further reoffending.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Dick Stewart Service
The Dick Stewart Service provides supported accommodation for male offenders who have recently left prison. If you’ve recently left prison, the Dick Stewart Service provides supported accommodation that can help prepare you for your next chapter. Our experienced staff can offer support with independent life skills.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Eva Burrows Lifehouse
We offer a safe, supportive environment for individuals, helping them make positive choices about their current circumstances. Individuals faced with homelessness can access the service by presenting to the South Lanarkshire Council, who can then refer them and their families to the centre.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
We provide housing support for young people between the ages of 16 - 24 in the East and North East of Glasgow who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. We have 11 people in our staff team and the project has been going for over 10 years. Our office is based in Easterhouse but staff can meet you at a place that is easy for you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Glasgow Housing First
Glasgow Housing First service provides support for individuals experiencing homeless including their own secure tenancy with a registered social landlord. Housing First prioritises access to housing as quickly as possible without any conditions other than the willingness to maintain a tenancy.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Glasgow Housing Support
Turning Point Scotland's Glasgow Housing Support service provides support for individuals facing homelessness and who have taken steps to resolve their problematic alcohol or other drug use. Glasgow Housing Support service provides a 12-24 weeks resettlement placement with a primary focus on securing a Scottish Secured Tenancy/suitable move on accommodation with a link in with recovery network in…
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Glasgow Outreach Service
Aspire Glasgow Outreach Service is a Care at home service. Staff support people within their own home, specialising in mental health, addictions and tenancy sustainment for people at risk of homelessness..
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Gorbals Law and Money Advice Centre is part of Castlemilk Law and Money Advice Centre. We are a registered charity and give confidential legal advice on: Welfare Benefits Housing and Homelessness Employment Rights Debt and Money Advice Women's & Children’s Rights Disability Rights Anti-Discrimination Cases We are open 9am – 5pm. Please phone for an appointment.
Ring and book first. You can't just turn up — but you don't need anyone to refer you, so ring them yourself and ask for an appointment.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Greater Pollok Citizens Advice Bureau is a local, independent charity which provides free, impartial and confidential advice and information to give you the tools you need to sort out any issues or problems. Services provided include: Benefits Work Debt and money Consumer Family Housing Law and courts Health Immigration Whatever your issues, we can point you in the right direction.
Ring and book first. You can't just turn up — but you don't need anyone to refer you, so ring them yourself and ask for an appointment.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Right There are a charity working to prevent people becoming homeless and separated from their loved ones. Our vision is for a world where everyone has an equal chance to create a safe and supportive place to call home. Saving for a deposit to rent a flat can be hard, especially for people who have experienced homelessness.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Housing Advice
We can help you with your rights and responsibilities when it comes to housing issues. We can help you find information on what to do if you find yourself threatened with eviction or can’t keep up the payments on your mortgage. From dealing with neighbour disputes (concerning land, boundary walls/fences, noise, children, pets, etc.) and environmental issues (e.g.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026. Their own record hasn't been updated since 2023, so check before setting out.
Housing Advice
We can offer free, impartial, and confidential advice on renting or buying a home, finding somewhere to live, addressing problems with your landlord, or what to do if you’re at risk of losing your home. You might be facing mortgage difficulties, or need guidance finding somewhere affordable to rent, or perhaps you need advice on private sector tenancies.
You can just turn up. No referral or voucher needed.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Housing and homelessness
LSA's Housing and General Court Department undertake work in housing and homelessness prevention, defended landlord and tenant eviction and defended mortgage repossession. We also undertake work in employment law.
Ring and book first. You can't just turn up — but you don't need anyone to refer you, so ring them yourself and ask for an appointment.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Quarriers James Shields Service is a partnership initiative with Glasgow City Council which provides supported homeless accommodation. The James Shields Project provides an accommodation-based housing support service for young people aged 16 to 25 years. The project provides practical and emotional support that involves building positive relationships with the young people.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 31 October 2026.
LSA has a Mental Health Project which provides services to those with mental ill health, their relatives and carers. This includes detentions in hospital, applying for Financial and Welfare Guardianships, Powers of Attorney, community care, housing, criminal injuries compensation and a number of social welfare issues.
Ring and book first. You can't just turn up — but you don't need anyone to refer you, so ring them yourself and ask for an appointment.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
WSREC's Minority Ethnic Advice and Information Service works with minority ethnic individuals throughout Glasgow, with the aim to: reduce the impact of Covid-19 raise awareness about mental health issues reduce fuel poverty eliminate inequality improve community cohesion The services offers a range of services, including support in areas such as: mental health benefits, debt, finances housing fi…
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
North Glasgow Integration Network offers a wide range of support services to those who have fled their homes due to war, persecution, or other extreme hardships. Our team provides practical advice on navigating everyday life in Scotland, including guidance on housing, employment, benefits, and legal matters.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Aspire provide Emergency Accommodation and Housing Support Services across Glasgow which enable people to develop the confidence and skills that are necessary to maintain their own homes in the future. Our Accommodation Based Services, provided in conjunction with Glasgow City Council's Homelessness Service Strategy, deliver temporary and low level housing support as required. The accommodation va…
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Quarriers Stopover Service
Quarriers Stopover Service provides supported accommodation for 14 young single homeless people aged 16-25. Stopover staff work in partnership with other agencies to provide specialist support where needed. The project offers a high level of support for a period of time to young people who need accommodation.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Aspire provide Emergency Accommodation and Housing Support Services across Glasgow which enable people to develop the confidence and skills that are necessary to maintain their own homes in the future. Our Accommodation Based Services, provided in conjunction with Glasgow City Council's Homelessness Service Strategy, deliver temporary and low level housing support as required. The accommodation va…
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Our support is aimed at supporting young people to set up and manage a home. This involves taking a strength-based approach and supporting young people to manage their money, feel safe, improve their health and wellbeing, build positive relationships and access personal development opportunities.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
Support
We offer a wide range of different support services depending on the needs of those in the community. We assist people with their concerns of any health-related issues e.g. mental health, disabilities, addictions etc. Any housing/ daily living related concerns such as arrears, sustaining tenancies, utility bills, bus passes, blue badge and more.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 27 August 2026.
Support at LHM360
The Lodging House Mission is a Glasgow based charity dedicated to providing care and support to homeless, vulnerable and socially excluded people.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Quarriers Youth Housing Support Service provides a high standard of support to young people who are homeless or threatened with homelessness. We work specifically with young people who are single, aged 16-25 years old and wish to be housed in the north and west areas of Glasgow.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Simon Community Scotland is the largest provider of homelessness services in Scotland. Our Hubs are first and foremost places of welcome every day. We create psychologically informed environments so that people can feel good and feel valued in our spaces. Our Glasgow Access Hub acts as 'a one-stop shop' for a whole range of support.
You can just turn up. No referral or voucher needed.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
The Kirkhaven Project
The Kirkhaven Project is a resettlement service providing move-on accommodation, support and social care for homeless men and women aged 18-65 who have experienced mental health issues, substance dependency or challenging behaviours. Our accommodation is modern, spacious and wheelchair accessible, with communal living spaces and meals provided from a central kitchen.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Toryglen Law and Money Advice Centre (formerly known as the Toryglen Rights Project) is part of Castlemilk Law and Money Advice Centre. We are a registered charity and give confidential legal advice on: Welfare Benefits Housing and Homelessness Employment Rights Debt and Money Advice Women's & Children’s Rights Disability Rights Anti-Discrimination Cases We are open 9am – 5pm.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
WAYfinder is a partnership between Glasgow City Council and commissioned providers to deliver and evolve outreach services for people at risk of, experiencing, or have experienced homelessness. Turning Point Scotland deliver support in the North West of Glasgow through two approaches: Locality-based housing support for people living in temporary and permanent accommodation who have low, medium and…
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 29 October 2026.
The Wing Hong Centre aims to improve the health and wellbeing of Chinese older people living in the Glasgow area. We can provide advice and assistance around welfare rights and housing issues including: applications for retirement pensions attendance and disability allowance jobseeker’s allowance sheltered housing including assistance with applications for public sheltered housing council tax bene…
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
Quarriers WHAT IF Female support service works with young women, aged 18-25 with complex needs. We provide an intensive support service and supported accommodation, however support is not always tied to accommodation. The service will continue to support young women when they are in other accommodation, prison or hospital.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.
William Hunter Lifehouse
William Hunter House provides short term supported accommodation for adults experiencing homelessness. We offer a safe, supportive environment for individuals, helping them make positive choices about their current circumstances.
You need a referral first — turning up won't get you in. Ring them, or ask a support worker, health visitor or Citizens Advice to refer you.
From ALISS (opens in a new tab), checked 30 October 2026.