E&HR Project The Right to Have Rights project supports Roma communities to realise their rights and consolidate their place in post-Brexit Scotland in the aftermath of the pandemic. Activities include community education and campaigns, community research and promoting Roma culture by celebrating International Roma day, St Nicholas day and various other events and gatherings throughout
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Kirkcaldy YMCA is the host organisation for the Link Up worker. Gary Hughes started as the Link Up Worker early in March 2012. Gallatown is a suburb in north east Kirkcaldy near Dysart in coastal Fife. Originally called Gallowstown, (from the frequent execution of criminals in feudal times, or from the special
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E&HR Project Tackles ageism through intergenerational activity across Scotland via the delivery of training, support, research, events and an awards programme giving depth of learning choices. This will reduce isolation & loneliness, ageism, improve mental health and physical wellbeing, improve community cohesion and create strong and sustainable friendships between people of different generations. Find out
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Get2gether believes that everyone has the right to love and friendship and that people meeting each other should be easy, fun and accessible. They arrange social activities for people with disabilities in safe and friendly places in Edinburgh and the Lothians. get2gether.org.uk
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Glasgow Centre for Inclusive Living provides pre-assessment support with social care and self-directed support in Glasgow, South Lanarkshire and East Dunbartonshire. This includes information provision; awareness raising workshops; 1:1 assessment preparation sessions and budget information, advice and support; informal advocacy support; support to connect to local activities; enhanced payroll support; and PA employer training. GCIL
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E&HR Project THRE – Third Sector Human Rights and Equalities is a nationwide project working with Scotland’s Third Sector Interfaces (TSIs) to develop resources, training and networks to support third sector organisations towards taking a human rights and equalities first approach to their organisational development and delivery. Find out more at Third Sector Human Rights
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GCA work to reduce harm caused by substance misuse through a range of advice, information, counselling, support, prevention, education and training services. GCA has a skilled trauma-informed workforce and responds to survivors with a strategic commitment to workforce development and training. Through their Building Positive Pathways project they continue to host and lead the Glasgow
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E&HR Project Supercharging Equality and Human Rights includes a range of activities to increase awareness of how to access rights, promoting disabled people’s participation in decisions affecting them, poverty reduction and tackling hate crime. Find out more at Glasgow Disability Alliance.
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