about Govan Community project
Govan Community Project, formerly Govan & Craigton Integration network is a community based organisation working in the south of Glasgow. Originally a response of community and church members to the needs of newly arrived asylum seekers, we have developed over the years to become a local charity working with and for all the diverse communities of the Greater Govan area and beyond.
We provide direct services such as weekly drop-ins, advice, information and advocacy, cultural events, a community flat, English classes, destitution food project, hate-crime reporting and an interpreting service. In addition the network facilitates forums bringing together public, voluntary and community organisations with local people to help plan public services, promote equal rights and opportunities and cross-cultural understanding, and to build bonds and links within and between communities.
Govan Community Project is a registered charity in Scotland (SC042012) and Company Limited by Guarantee (SC39071).
We provide direct services such as weekly drop-ins, advice, information and advocacy, cultural events, a community flat, English classes, destitution food project, hate-crime reporting and an interpreting service. In addition the network facilitates forums bringing together public, voluntary and community organisations with local people to help plan public services, promote equal rights and opportunities and cross-cultural understanding, and to build bonds and links within and between communities.
Govan Community Project is a registered charity in Scotland (SC042012) and Company Limited by Guarantee (SC39071).
where we work
WE WORK OVER TWO LOCATIONS, OUR OFFICE IN CENTRAL GOVAN AND OUR COMMUNITY FLAT IN CARDONALD.
OUR OFFICEThe Pearce Institute
840-860 Govan Road G51 3UU Our main office is in the Pearce Institute. The office is staffed during normal office hours, but our drop-ins only run from 10am-12pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Appointments can be booked from 2pm-4pm for more complicated issues. |
OUR COMMUNITY FLATCommunity Flat
Flat 1, Block 40 Moss Heights Avenue G52 2TX Many of our services run out of our Community Flat. If you would like to enquire about any of our services, or using our flat as a venue, please get in touch on 01414453718. |
our board of directors
OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS VOLUNTEER TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OVERALL CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF THE CHARITY. IN LAW, THEY ARE 'CHARITY TRUSTEES'. THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR GOVERNANCE AND STRATEGY AND MAKING SURE OUR ACTIVITIES MEET OUR CHARITABLE PURPOSE.
Our Board is made up of Anna Mathews, Awet Kifle, Bob Hamilton, Giscard Kuimi, Kehinde Meine-James, Lesley-Anne Mitchell, Rita Lasbleiz and Shareen Gault.
CHAIR: Dr Anna Mathews is our Chair. Anna is a practicing GP who has a particular interest in supporting people from an asylum seeking & refugee backgrounds.
TREASURER: Lesley-Anne Mitchell is our Treasurer. As a Chartered Accountant, Lesley-Anne has over 10 years experience as a business owner and Financial Director. Her financial and general management experience includes Multinational Plc's, SME's and Private Equity. |
SECRETARY: Shareen Gault is our Secretary. Having worked in private practice as a solicitor for several years, Shareen became Legal and Compliance Manager for the Student Loans Company in 2009. She is currently General Counsel and Company Secretary to an offshore renewable energy company based in Glasgow. In addition to her role on the Govan Community Project, Shareen is a Non Executive Director and Trustee for Citizens Advice Scotland
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OUR ANNUAL ACCOUNTS
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OUR STRATEGIC PLAN
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DATA PRIVACY notice
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our FUNDERS
THE WORK WE DO WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT OUR WONDERFUL FUNDERS. SOME OF OUR MAIN SUPPORTERS ARE LISTED BELOW. PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO VISIT THEIR WEBSITES AND SEE SOME OF THE OTHER PROJECTS THEY FUND. (FOR A FULL LIST OF FUNDERS, PLEASE SEE OUR MOST RECENT ANNUAL ACCOUNTS.)
