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Information Session: Wednesday 22 August 9:30am - 11.30 Phoenix Centre
ALISS is a free information site that is currently under utilised in our area. The Jigsaw Project and The Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland are working together to promote ALISS in the area. Drumchapel L.I.F.E. believes that people, including those living with long term conditions, disabled people and unpaid carers should be able to access the information they need to help them live well, and so we are delighted to be hosting the above information event.
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Phoenix Lunch Club Expands!
A Lunch Club for the over 60’s takes place in the Phoenix Centre, 5 Monymusk Place, Drumchapel, G15 8JH every Tuesday and Thursday from 12:00pm-1:30pm. Run by Volunteer Glasgow, our lunch club brings older people together to enjoy a hot nutritious meal and socialise with friends at the same time.It's a stitch up - Change of Day
Our sewing group at the Phoenix Centre is now well established. It meets on Fridays from 10am-12pm. If you are interested in learning a new skill, or improving your existing skill, then come along. All are welcome.DRUMCHAPEL ANNIESLAND AREA COMMITTEE
Drumchapel Anniesland Area Committee recently provided us with a grant of £900 to purchase new outdoor and waterproof clothing for the volunteers on our Green Gym Project. We are extremely proud of our green gym, which provides therapeutic exercise for our volunteers, while enhancing the green spaces in our communities.Featured Activity
North West Glasgow Voluntary Sector Network
The North West Glasgow Voluntary Sector Network is a membership organisation made up of voluntary sector providers and currently has over 100 members. The Network's aim is to provide advice, information and training to our members, and to support organisations to engage with the Community Planning Partnership Structures in the area and to strengthen links with the Health and Social Care Partnership, as well as other key decision bodies.