This project will help teenagers aged 13–18 from Ukrainian and local Scottish families in Springburn to build confidence, friendships, and emotional wellbeing through art.Young people will explore drawing, painting, collage, and creative storytelling in a relaxed, supportive atmosphere. Art becomes a tool for expression, healing and connection — especially for those who struggle to express feelings in words.By the end of six months, participants will organise a community art exhibition to share their work and experiences.“Art helps me say what I feel,” said one of our young people during a previous creative session.

Springburn is one of the most deprived areas of Glasgow. Many of the people we support – including Ukrainian refugee women, unpaid carers, older residents living alone, and teenagers from low-income families – are experiencing ongoing stress, anxiety and isolation.

RISE Together – Women’s Belonging & Wellbeing Circles (Springburn) is a wellbeing initiative created to support women in Scotland to rebuild confidence, balance, and inner strength.

Wishing Path: Art of Wishes is a creative wellbeing project that transforms part of Springburn Park into a colourful space of hope and connection.

A Fresh Coat for Springburn Park is a community-led environmental improvement project that will restore and repaint a section of the historic metal fence around the Rockery area of Springburn Park. The project promotes wellbeing, cooperation, and environmental care by bringing together volunteers and benefiting local residents.

Our Eco Project began with a simple idea — to turn a neglected corner of Springburn into a living green space filled with colour, care, and community spirit.Together with volunteers, families, and local partners, we’ve created an area where people can grow plants, learn, share skills, and reconnect with nature.