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We are a social enterprise cafe working to support refugee and migrant women through volunteer placements within the cafe, ESOL classes and a variety of evening workshops.

Skills and resources I/we can share: foraging, composting

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PEEK is a children's charity based in the East End of Glasgow but we operate across the city. We support children, young people and families impacted by poverty. Through play, creative arts, community development and food projects we enable people and places to play, create and thrive.

Skills and resources I/we can share: Some gardening experience, trained as a geotechnical engineer in renewables, experience in geothermal energy.

Skills and resources I/we need.: Food cultivation, connection with community.

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Skills and resources I/we need.: Land!

arts community charity our aims to bring events all the arts into the community that has none to help the community find there own arts program to support the community learn to take control of there own future we offer self-learning to all , great health food clothing furniture place to just be warm safe we see this as essential as people who are fighting daily for bread alone fighting daily against crime poverty abuse addiction then need to find safety food and play for there kids them self then the arts can help with expression in art , dramas music teaching open mike and so on at this time we give free space to all the disabled community to dance to play learn music citizen ship community development ,arts for all .first fighting poverty of mind body by offering allthe above

Volunteer Glasgow (https://www.volunteerglasgow.org/) is the city's one stop shop for promotion and support of volunteering. We also have a successful track record in providing community development, befriending/mentoring, training, community care, and advisory services to the general public and to a range of specific client groups across the city. Volunteering is the lifeblood of our 21st Century, democratic, civil society. Tens of thousands of people in Glasgow choose to do something without remuneration to run sport and the arts, support other people when they’re vulnerable, provide programmes and activities for our children and young people, govern charities and community groups, raise funds for charity, protect and enhance the environment, develop other people’s skills, provide mutual support, health and social care services, and campaign for change.