Find out more about programmes available to help support positive physical and mental wellbeing for tenants and residents.
Aye Mind
Advice from Glasgow's Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) Mental Health Improvement Team:
NHS Mental Health Improvement Team
Self-care is a phrase most of us will have come across, but what does it actually mean and look like? The NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Mental Health Improvement Team have put together tips and resources to help everyone take time to care for themselves:
A new Adult Disability Activity Day will run Fridays (weekly) at Glasgow Club Springburn, starting Friday 21 November.
All sessions will be free for the first two weeks (21st & 28th November). After that, sessions will be charged at £4.75 each, or free with ActivClub and FitClub memberships. Concessionary discounts are also available.
Activities include:
• Multi sport: 10.00am – 11.00am
• Circuits: 11.15am – 12.00pm
• Supported gym session: 12.30pm – 1.15pm
• Boccia: 1.15pm – 2.00pm
For more information on any of these sessions please contact disabilitysport@glasgowlife.org.uk or call 07342 065 183
Relational Mentoring - Support available for families
Could your family benefit from extra support?
The Wise Group's Relational Mentoring programme is here to help. It's FREE one-to-one support offering support with:
- household finance and benefits
- mental and physical health
- work and social skills
- home energy advice
- digital skills
For more information,phone on 0141 303 3131 (choose option 8) or by email to relationalmentoringscotland@thewisegroup.co.uk
Lifelink - Wellbeing Classes
Each 90-minute class is delivered via video by Lifelink facilitators. They cover life skills aimed at supporting a fulfilling and productive life. Participants can attend as many classes as they like, and they are open to everyone with a Glasgow postcode.
Find adult and youth wellbeing classes at https://www.lifelink.org.uk/wellbeing-classes







