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Recognising the vital role of unpaid carers in Glasgow
Unpaid carers play a vital role in supporting people across Glasgow’s communities, often balancing complex responsibilities while managing their own health, finances and wellbeing.
Parkhead Hub strengthens its place at heart of community with second network event
The Parkhead Hub further cemented its role at the centre of community life in the east end of Glasgow on 21 May, as hundreds of people came together for its second Community Network Day.
Building on a successful first year at the Hub, the event brought together local people, services and organisations for a day of activity, advice and connection – highlighting the growing impact of the building as a focal point for health, wellbeing and community support.
Glasgow secures funding extension for Whole Family Support Programme in GP Practices (WFSGP)
Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) has secured continued funding from the Scottish Government’s Whole Family Wellbeing Fund, enabling a key family support initiative to run until March 2027.
Glasgow suicide prevention work highlighted at national conference
Suicide prevention training in Glasgow has been showcased on a national stage, as local work led by the Glasgow City Suicide Prevention Partnership (GCSPP) was highlighted at a major workforce conference.
Suicide remains a significant public health concern across Scotland, affecting individuals, families, communities and workplaces. While the causes are often complex, experts stress that early intervention and well-trained support can help increase safety and save lives.
Running for his dad: Stephen’s London Marathon story
Stephen Tomasson is a social worker working in our Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP)’s North West Discharge to Assess Team. For him, running the London Marathon was not just a personal challenge – it was a way to honour his dad and raise money to support others living with dementia.
Stephen’s dad, Francis, was diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2020. Alongside his sisters, Stacey and Sonja, Stephen supported him at home while also working full time and raising his two young daughters, Rosa and Ruby, as a single parent.
Celebrating Volunteers’ Week at Gartnavel Royal Hospital
Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) marked Volunteers’ Week this June by celebrating the people who give their time, compassion and energy to support patients, visitors and staff as part of Gartnavel Royal Hospital’s volunteers and creatives programme, Art in the Gart.
Whether they are serving in the Hub Café, looking after the gardens and growing spaces, playing at concerts or spending time with patients, the volunteers complement the work of our staff.
HSCP hosts community events to raise awareness of and support for dementia
Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) welcomed carers, families and local residents to a series of community events during this year’s Dementia Awareness Week, highlighting the importance of early diagnosis and the support available.
Held annually in early June by Alzheimer Scotland and NHS Scotland, this year’s campaign focused on dementia diagnosis and raising awareness of the most common early symptoms.
Glasgow's Fostering Service to receive major investment
Inspiring the Future Workforce: Glasgow City HSCP Occupational Therapy Services at Student Open Day
Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) Occupational Therapy Services recently attended an open day at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU), engaging with final-year students and showcasing the breadth and impact of community-based occupational therapy across the city.
Bringing together colleagues from social work Locality Teams, Rehabilitation services, Health and Social Care Connect (HSCC) and Reablement, the event highlighted the strength of a connected, citywide approach to delivering occupational therapy support.