Community Fridge

Delivered by Community Central Hall
292-316 Maryhill Road, G20 7YE View on Google Maps
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Ages 10 to 16 Free
Note: this service is only for young people
  • Benefits advice
  • Employment advice
  • Youth work
  • Digital skills & confidence
  • Employability skills
  • Food banks
  • Coffee mornings
  • Other Children / Young People Services
  • Other Employability / Learning
  • Other Mental Health / Wellbeing
  • Other Social Activities
  • Getting online and connected
  • Devices and equipment support
  • Help with everyday online tasks

Support for individuals accessing the Woodside Community Fridge which supports families and individuals in the disadvantaged area of North-West Glasgow, with over 75% of residents affected by poverty. The project provides essential food access, fosters social interaction, and promotes inclusion. It also contributes to poverty alleviation, will strengthen financial resilience through wellbeing sessions

Service availability

We also have an open door policy not just for food provisions but for support and advice Monday to Friday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday
12pm to 2pm

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