Join ng homes for their monthly Community Networking Breakfast on Friday 30 August in North Glasgow. The breakfast brings together various organizations and individuals to establish connections and partnerships for the community.
ng homes' offices will be closing over the Easter weekend (Friday 29 March - Monday 1 April 2024). Here's how to get in touch if you need us over the bank holiday weekend.
ng homes has secured funding from Go Cycle to continue our Active Travel and cycling activities including Play on Pedals, Dr Bike and our Active Travel Hub. Find out more about when these activities will be running in 2024!
ng homes has partnered with The Wise Group to offer energy advice to tenants. The partnership offers ng homes tenants access to a wide range of services, including assistance with billing issues, applying for funding to help with energy debt, switching energy suppliers and more.
ng homes are hosting our next Community Information and Advice Open Day Monday 2 October 2023. Come along and find out more - from local support for the cost-of-living crisis to what's happening in your community!
Find out more about when ng homes offices will be closed over the September holiday weekend and how to get in touch if you have an emergency.
Monthly Community Networking Breakfasts, hosted by ng homes, continue to be a huge success in bringing together people and organisations to share resources, connections, and experiences.
Want to make a real difference to the North Glasgow community? ng homes is looking for residents to join their Board - find out more!
ng homes are hosting their next Community Information and Advice Open Day this coming Wednesday 17 May 2023 from 12noon-2pm at Saracen House, Possilpark.
What is the event?
Come along and meet with local/community advice and support organisations who can help you with benefits, finances, questions about energy and more.
Attendees at previous events included:
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ng homes has received funding from the National Lottery Community Fund, the Scottish Government and the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations to support vulnerable tenants and families in North Glasgow.
Students from University College Cork (UCC) visited ng homes and community partners at Saracen House, Possilpark earlier this week as part of a study visit to Glasgow hearing about community building, community empowerment and the challenges and issues facing community groups.
The people of Possilpark, in the north of the city, have created the UK’s first Community Improvement District, spearheaded by the group Remaking Saracen. This work - and more - is the beginning of what supporters hope will be an ongoing drive to build on community pride and tackle anti-social behaviour while improving the look, feel and fortunes of the area.
ng homes is a social landlord based in North Glasgow with properties in Springburn, Balornock, Possilpark and Parkhouse.
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50 Reidhouse St. Glasgow
Scotland