A community centre based in Scotstoun and a friendly safe space for the community to grow. Cafe that has community meals as well a day to day open to public. Rooms for hire and host to many groups.

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Skills and resources I/we can share: Communications / web content management / copywriting

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Skills and resources I/we can share: Visual art, community engagement, fundraising

Skills and resources I/we need.: To build growing knowledge, more spaces for community food growing.

Skills and resources I/we can share: Glasgow Allotments Forum Chair

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Meal Makers is a local neighbourhood food-sharing service that connects people who love cooking, and who are happy to share an extra portion of home cooked food, with an older neighbour who would really appreciate a freshly prepared meal and a friendly chat. By turning an everyday activity into a volunteering opportunity, Meal Makers strengthens connections within communities and provides a flexible way for people to volunteer their time and skills locally in a way which suits them.

Skills and resources I/we can share: I am a good communicator, have strong organisational and time management abilities, and am proactive, using my initiative to help however I can. I am also passionate and hardworking, and tackle every new challenge with enthusiasm.

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Sustainable Strathclyde are committed to reducing the environmental impact of the University of Strathclyde and promoting the wider engagement of staff and students with sustainability issues. We are a small team of staff based in the Estates Services of the University, though the Sustainable Strathclyde ethos has grown to be much more than that. We look after a small community garden on campus, with the help of a group of staff volunteers. We produce a small amount of vegetables which, in the past, we have donated to our volunteers, Kinning Park Complex and Glasgow City Mission. We are committed to engaging the University community with the project and sharing the benefits of sustainable, local and healthy food.

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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 beyond. We provide direct services such as weekly drop-ins, advice, information and advocacy, cultural events, a community flat, English classes, destitution food project, hate-crime reporting and an interpreting service. In addition the network facilitates forums bringing together public, voluntary and community organisations with local people to help plan public services, promote equal rights and opportunities and cross-cultural understanding, and to build bonds and links within and between communities.