A group of care-experienced young people have completed an intensive four-week wellbeing and employability programme delivered in partnership between Glasgow City HSCP’s Continuing Care and Aftercare Employment Services (CCAES) and ng homes.
Our Community Connect events are returning for 2026! Join ng homes Friday 24 April 2026 from 1pm - 3pm at Saracen House. Meet community organisations and services who will be on hand with tips, advice and more! Plus browse pre-loved items, chat with our bike mechanic, and be in with a chance to win a voucher.
Easter treats were gathered and distributed to North Glasgow families thanks through the power of partnership working. Read more here.
Easter weekend is here. Please read more about our opening hours over the upcoming bank holiday weekend and how to get in touch with us should you need to.
Join ng homes at the February Community Network Breakfast this coming Friday 27 (February). If you are working or volunteering in North Glasgow area and are looking to learn more about local supports, events and more, this is the event for you! All sessions will be running 10am-12noon in Saracen House, Possilpark.
A vibrant display of cultural celebration will soon be coming to life across Glasgow as part of a 15-day festival marking the Chinese Lunar New Year 2026 - the Year of the Horse.
Are you passionate about North Glasgow and keen to make a real difference in your community? Join us as part as Board or committee member and play an active role in shaping the future of our organisation and your community. Find out more today.
We are currently preparing to set rent levels for April 2026 -March 2027. Find out more about our proposed rent increase here - your views are important, have your say today.
Join ng homes for the final Community Networking Breakfast of 2025 on November 28, from 10am-12noon at Saracen House. Connect with local organizations, share resources, and establish partnerships. Email mycommunity@nghomes.net for more information.
Community rugby has returned to North Glasgow as a local team faced Clydebank Titans RFC. The initiative, supported by ng homes, aims to remove barriers to local sports, promoting inclusion and personal development for participants.
Tenants and residents have come together to improve their local community through a new gardening group working to bring new life to a community garden.
Our Community Network Breakfast is back! Working or volunteering in North Glasgow area? Don't miss this chance to connect with other organisations, discover resources, make connections and hear what's happening in the North! Join us at Saracen House Friday 29 August.
Families joined ng homes and community organisations on Thursday 7 August at a busy family event at Springburn Sports Centre. Read on to find out more about the event!
We're hosting a community connect drop-in event Thursday 7 August! Come meet community organisations and services who will be on hand with tips, advice and more! Plus browse pre-loved items, take advantage of free bike maintenance and a chance to win a voucher.
Ned Donaldson House will be closing for Health and Safety upgrades from Monday 14th July 2025 and is scheduled to reopen on Monday 8th September 2025.
The planned works are to complete essential Health, Safety and Security upgrades in the interest of staff and customer safety.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause however, don't worry, you can still get in touch with us by tele
Our Garden Competition for 2025 is here! We're looking for beautiful, creative, and well-maintained outdoor spaces. Find out more about this year's competition and how to enter!
Our next issue of North News is now available! Read the latest issue here.
The monthly Community Network Breakfasts will pause for summer after our June event. We'll be back 29th August. Stay in touch for updates and summer sessions at mycommunity@nghomes.net
A new Social Enterprise Centre is set to open in Possilpark, Glasgow thanks to the Scottish Government's Regeneration Capital Grant Fund, aiming to become a hub for innovation and growth.
Students from three primary schools in North Glasgow have collaborated on a community artwork project, creating ceramic tiles and scales for the 'Bella the Beithir' sculpture at Stockingfield Bridge. The project fosters creativity and community engagement, enhancing local heritage connections.
