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Central and West Integration Network

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CWIN is a vibrant community organisation in the city centre of Glasgow. We support migrants, including refugees and asylum seekers as well as BME people.

We promote food security, participation, skills development and wellbeing.

28/08/2026

Laureen took us to see the Burrell Collection and Pollok Park in lovely late summer weather.

It's easier to find and make use of Glasgow's great resources when we are shown them, rather than told about them.

Our walks programme raises the confidence of participants to revisit places as beautiful and interesting as these on their own. It also helps people to connect with each other.

🙏 Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector

27/08/2026

We are looking forward to our next health and wellbeing day in partnership with Waverley Care - September 11th from 12pm

Information and advice on physical and mental health
Check ups for blood pressure and blood borne viruses

And, of course, food and community!

20/08/2026

Tricky business - selecting just a few images to show our art group's trip to the Scottish Crannog Centre for UNESCO RIELA 'Rise and Shine' on Loch Tay last weekend.

"I had an absolutely amazing day! I met some lovely new people and had a great time. It was such a wonderful experience!" said one of 15 participants.

We believe it!

At this Iron Age museum our development worker Christina Kyriakidou Art led a workshop making ephemeral art pieces from found natural materials.

A rare opportunity for our community members to get out of the city and see countryside as well as getting creative and socialising.

Thank you National Lottery Community Fund Scotland Awards for All

11/08/2026

We take our community members to places they have never seen before. Cost, knowledge, skills, motivation, these can all be barriers that we help overcome. The result is an uplifting, sometimes unforgettable trip. Here we are inside Hillhouse in Helensburgh learning about the Scottish architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh on our most recent trip with Laureen.

One participant said that it was an amazing experience and they would not have been able to go there by themselves.

Thank you to the National Trust for Scotland for this wonderful opportunity.
Thank you to our funder Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector

10/08/2026

Language is key to progress in many areas of life, as the feedback from our end of term learner survey confirms:

"the class has made me confident enough to speak even if I'm not fluent"

"Because of esol I can speak in appointments or with employers"

"I have become able to talk to handle things in shops"

We are so proud of the difference our ESOL classes are making.

As we go into the new term, we would like to thank our partners Glasgow Clyde College, Community Learning & Development Team and ESOL Scotland, their volunteers, our volunteers and of course Lia, our ESOL co-ordinator for their hard work towards these great outcomes.

🫶🙏 The National Lottery Community Fund Scotland Improving Lives

Together, we can keep making a difference to our community.

06/08/2026

Our Food and Climate Action is over but good news, we got funded for another 4 years - come along to find out what we've got planned

30/07/2026

Some longstanding and some more recently arrived community members joined Laureen on a walk to Tramway, Hidden Gardens and Queen's Park.

Showing people gems like these can help put them on people's maps for future visits. Meeting peers who have been in the city for a little longer can lead to great informal support relationships.

Thank you Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector Wellbeing Fund 🙏

22/07/2026

Laureen took us on a walk to the Mitchell library. We got a tour of the library (including parts not open to the public), learned about books in community languages across different libraries in Glasgow and made membership cards.

Our community members sometimes struggle to access the city's resources, even if we tell them where they are. Being shown a place makes it so much easier to revisit it individually.

Thank you Glasgow Life Libraries for having us and helping us unlock resources to one of the city's most vulnerable communities. 🫶

17/07/2026

Happy to announce that we received Awards for All Scotland funding to mark the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. 🤩

Our Commonwealth Cooking project will bring recipes cooked by community members from Commonwealth countries to our weekly community lunch.

We kicked off the project with Jollof Rice and chicken with Ife from Nigeria heading up the kitchen.

Can't wait to get the recipe for this in our booklet at the end of the project.

Thank you The National Lottery Community Fund Scotland for making this work happen! 🫶

10/07/2026

We've been having a great time exploring parks in Glasgow on bikes with our ride leaders Eilidh and Mosleh.

Don't worry, we have a risk assessment! 😉

Building social connection and wellbeing!

Thank you so much Scottish Cycling Rock Up And Ride!

Address

21 Rose Street
Glasgow
G36RE

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	9:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	9:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+441415730978

Website

https://www.cwin.org.uk/

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