Service Description Together Reaching Higher Cultural Food & Community Resilience Service delivers inclusive food and empowerment activities for refugees, asylum seekers, migrants, and ethnic minority communities across Glasgow. We use cultural food as a gateway to build community, improve wellbeing, and deliver targeted support. Our work includes pop-up cultural catering, food distribution at events, and community-led workshops. Alongside this, we offer health-based empowerment programmes and entrepreneurship training from our city centre office. These programmes support participants to become Health Ambassadors, develop leadership skills, and explore business opportunities in the food and wellbeing sectors helping to alleviate poverty and promote self-reliance. We operate flexibly across community venues, supporting people where they live, learn, and connect.

Maslow's Community is a frontline organisation supporting asylum-seekers, refugees and others facing hardship. We embed environmental responsibility across our operations while ensuring sustainablity initiatives are accessible, inclusive and beneficial to those we support.

We provide food parcels to individuals and families who are struggling to access enough nutritious food. The funding will allow us to purchase essential food items, including fresh produce, to meet the growing demand and ensure that vulnerable community members do not go hungry. With increased funding, we can expand the range and quantity of food we provide, ensuring more families are supported. Location : 18A Backbrae Street Kilsyth G65 0NH Opening Hours Monday CLOSED Tuesday 3pm - 6pm Wednesday 10am - 12pm Thursday 10am - 12pm Friday 10am - 12pm Saturday 11am - 1pm Sunday - CLOSED

Nutrition Scotland is a specialist social enterprise based in Glasgow’s East End. We are dedicated to improving diet-related health and tackling health inequalities through accessible, community-based education, training and skills development. We collaborate with organisations across the public, private and third sectors, offering tailored training, education, consultancy and bespoke workshops and programmes that are grounded in public health. We are a training centre for both Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland (REHIS) and Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH). We offer accredited qualifications in Nutrition, Food and Health and Food Hygiene to organisations and individuals. Our opening hours are Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.

We are a community Centre in the heart of Maryhill serving women and families in the North West of Glasgow and beyond. As well as a creche, cafe and garden we offer wellbeing activities, volunteering opportunities and advice and counselling services.

we run classes for women mainly asylum seeking and refugee women who struggle to take part in activities such as healthy cooking and diet. We provide ESOL classes, drop in and advocacy services.

ANYiSO is established to ensure that ethnic minority women, their children, and young people from all backgrounds are given the support and services needed to enable them to live better and safer lives. We ensure that these women, children, and young people are confident in raising issues that affect them and are empowered through skill development workshops, training, and counselling. We connect them with network partners and help them access support and services to enable them to live a safer and more meaningful life. In addition, we encourage them and boost their confidence through social and cultural integration.

Introduction: Our Constitution SoundBite Music & Food Co was founded in July 2024 as a constituted Social Enterprise. Located in the heart of Glasgow we combine music production with ethical food services. Our primary focus is on supporting aspiring musicians and artists through affordable access to a professional recording studio, rehearsal rooms and creative workshop spaces. The studio is supported by a small on-site café that operates under the ethos of "Catering With A Conscience". SoundBite Café offers healthy, ethically sourced meals, snacks and soft drinks to studio clients SoundBite currently generates a sustainable income through existing catering contracts. This helps sustain our mission of supporting artistic talent. The studio serves around 45 artists per week with the capacity to reach many more, and we are continually extending our reach through social media, attending or hosting live events across Scotland, and engaging with passing trade and the local community.

Empower Women for Change (EWfC) is a women led charity based in Glasgow, working to empower and support ethnic minority women and girls. We offer a range of inclusive, community-led services that address the root causes of inequality, poverty, and social exclusion. Our work is grounded in respect for lived experience and shaped through co-production with the women we serve. The project will offer: - 5 day a week ( from 10- 3 pm) : Food security services, providing fruits, vegetables, and culturally relevant foods that support dignity and choice. - Nutritional workshops and access to nutritious food and learn how to make healthier, budget-friendly meal choices Nourish & Belong will strengthen and sustain our reputable Food Security Programme, which supports asylum seekers, refugees, and vulnerable ethnic minority families in Glasgow experiencing severe food insecurity, and the inability to afford transport and energy costs. Many of our service users have no recourse to public funds, and are excluded from government support due to their immigration status. They struggle even to access enough food. The cost-of-living crisis - combined with limited or no income, and rising food, transport and energy costs - is pushing already vulnerable households into deeper poverty. This project will empower participants with the tools, resources and knowledge to improve their wellbeing, relieve poverty, reduce financial stress, and support them to improve their living conditions in terms of nutrition, mental wellbeing, and financial security. This programme serves predominantly ethnic minority women, lone parents, asylum seekers, and families with no recourse to public funds. Over 700 households representing over 2000 individuals have regularly access our services since 2020. Many are new arrivals, isolated, or experiencing trauma, poverty, and exclusion.