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Glasgow City Health and Social Care Executive and Senior Management Chart

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Glasgow's safer drug consumption facility records more than 11,000 visits in first year   

The UK's first safer drug consumption facility, known as The Thistle, marks its first year in operation on 13 January 2026. Since opening, 575 individuals have registered to use and access services provided within the facility.

Parkhead Hub update – October 2025

Parkhead Hub continues to showcase a wide range of Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) services, promote local groups and third sector organisations alongside profiling national campaigns.

Highlights from September and October included pop up information stalls to mark:

Primary Care

Primary Care is the term used to describe community health services which are services that the public can access directly to meet health care needs.  These are made up of a number of services including:

Get Involved

We want to make sure health and social care services reflect the priorities and meet the needs of local communities. Find out how you can get involved in shaping services

Message from Susanne Millar - Partnership Matters - May/June 2023

Welcome to the latest issue of Partnership Matters.

Glasgow City Integration Joint Board

Thistle Service Data

Data up to end of March 2026

See below for definitions of Data.

Service User DataNumberTotal Unique Service Users attending the service671Total Unique Male Service Users attending the service525Total Unique Female Service Users attending the service146

 

15 November 2023

Celebrating suicide prevention work across Glasgow

Following Suicide Prevention Week in September 2025, our Glasgow City Suicide Prevention Partnership (GCSPP) is proud to highlight the inspiring, year-round work of local organisations and partners dedicated to supporting mental health, strengthening resilience, and preventing suicide across the city.

Training and capacity building
Building skills within community organisations is key to ensuring more people can respond compassionately and effectively to those in distress.