The Wee Retreat are running a 10 week online Mindful Parenting Course and have funding so this is completely free if you claim Universal Credit, Carers Allowance, Job Seekers Allowance, etc.

The South East Integration Network (SEIN) is recruiting for a Communications & Admin Officer to support their growing network.

A new community internet radio station with a focus on diverse music and DJs will soon be coming live from a record shop in the heart of Govanhill, broadcasting right across the globe.

Beezr Studios are looking for participants from and around Govanhill to take part in a brand new TV series. Would you benefit from a digital detox? Are you fed up with your teens and their screens?

Come spend time in the tranquil green environment. The Hidden Gardens are free to visit. Just come and go as you please during our opening times.

Glasgow Building Preservation Trust are working with Govanhill Community Development Trust, Community Renewal and Glasgow City Council to investigate if Trinity Church in Govanhill can be repaired and upgraded for use by the community. We want your help in understanding what the local community needs and would like to see in a new community resource.

Glasgow cycling charity Bike for Good have launched the city’s first E-Cargo bike lending library, aimed at local businesses to enable them to decrease their carbon footprint.

As part of this year’s Govanhill International Festival and Carnival, Thriving Places Govanhill hosted online language sessions to share some of the many languages of Govanhill. In this article, the participants and teachers share their experiencs.

GoBike is campaigning for Safer Streets for All; we want to make cycling a safe, efficient, clean and healthy travel option for people of all ages and abilities.

South Seeds is operating an energy phoneline and can support people with problems around prepayment meters, smart meters, paying bills, energy debt, tariff check, switching energy company, advice on energy efficiency in home.

Music Broth are bringing you online Guitar Lessons live on Zoom between 10am - 12 noon every Saturday for 6 weeks starting on Saturday 8th August.

Cycling charity Bike for Good has won funding to deliver bikes to children from low income families across Glasgow, who couldn’t otherwise afford a bicycle.

Crossroads Youth and Community Association works with communities to challenge inequalities and social injustice. Our work includes creating a safe space where women can explore common experiences of gender inequality in a broader political context.

Remade Network - a collaboration with community groups Repair Café Glasgow, Govanhill Baths, Glasgow Tool Library and The Pram Project - has opened up its new 'Repair Stop' at The Deep End, 21 Nithsdale Street along with our desktop distribution project.

Join Dikh He Na Bister, Romano Lav and Progress in Dialogue to commemorate the Roma Genocide, learn from the testimony of survivors and hear from young Roma and Travellers who attended the official commemoration ceremony at Auschwitz-Birkenau in 2019.

Tired of traditional writing? Feel your creative practice doesn’t fit? Wanting to try new things? This ongoing workshop series will introduce you to experimental writing exercises that take you out of the traditional and look at your creative practice in new ways.

Remade Network, a consortium of community organisations, has been awarded a contract by Glasgow City Council to refurbish unwanted IT kit, together with a grant from the Scottish Government.

The Dixon Community was established in 1972, a multicultural organisation providing care and support to older people and carers. There are two main projects: Day Opportunities and outreach services, and the South East Carers Centre.

Glasgow Artists’ Moving Image Studios (GAMIS) are excited to invite you to participate in the pilot of an ambitious oral history project, centred on Govanhill Picture House.

Over the next few months different artists will be creating work for the Swap Market windows on Victoria Road. Look out for artwork by Magpie, Deniz Uster, Ailie Rutherford, Rumpus Room Young Activists and Nat Walpole.