Health and Wellbeing

Find out more about programmes available to help support positive physical and mental wellbeing for tenants and residents. 

April at The Nook

The Nook (from SAMH) has a programme of events coming up over April. Please check their website for more information - visit The Nook online.

Murray’s Initiative at Glasgow Libraries

Murray’s Initiative provides alcohol support and aims to reduce harm and empower individuals to live healthier, more fulfilled lives. They will be offering free, confidential screenings in libraries offering practical, non-judgemental advice on reducing alcohol or stopping altogether. They can also signpost to advice and support. 

For more information, or to have a chat, visit rethinkyourdrink.org.uk. Find library drop in sessions here. 

HomeStart and Lifelink Wellbeing Sessions (May - June 2026)

HomeStart and Lifelink are offering wellbeing sessions weekly on Mondays starting 11 May 2026.

Sessions will run 10.30am - 11.30am at the HomeStart Early Years Hub (35 Avenuepark Street, Maryhill, G20 8TS):

• 11 May - Art of Relaxation
• 18 May - Coping with Change
• 1 June - Gratitude and Self-Compassion
• 8 June - Improving Motivation
• 15 June - Improving Resilience
• 22 June - Financial wellbeing

Registration is recommended - sign up for sessions online at Lifelink Well Being Classes. For more information, please email info@homestart.org.uk

Discover, Learn, and Thrive with the Be Well + Programme (Possilpark)

Join Glasgow Life's newly expanded Be Well + programme, designed to support, inspire, and empower you in your community. Through a blend of library inductions, digital skills training, adult learning workshops, financial guidance, and engaging community activities, you will gain valuable tools for everyday life.

Held in Possilpark Library, each session is a stepping stone to greater confidence, connection, and opportunity. With tailored support and pathways into wider Glasgow Life services, Be Well offers more than just a programme, it opens doors to a healthier, more connected future.

May 2026: sessions start Friday 1 May and run 10.30am - 12.30pm. 

• 1 May: Help with Benefits and Budgeting. Need help managing your money? Be guided through claiming benefits online, finding better paid work, and organising your household budget. Come along for a drop-in chat and find out what support is available. 
• 8 May: New Scot Conversation Cafe. Come along and practice your English at a New Scot conversation cafe, Employability information will also be available. 
• 15 May: Glasgow Libraries. Have you always wondered what your local library has to offer but never had the time to find out? Drop in and enjoy a welcoming, introductory chat with a cup of tea/coffee led by your local library staff and discover a world of books, events, information, and resources all provided free through Glasgow Life Libraries. 
• 22 May: Re-energise. A fun creative engagement programme for adult learners who want to improve their health and wellbeing improve confidence, meet others and just have fun by simply stepping back into learning in a fun interactive way.   
• 29 May: Help with technology. This session will run 2pm-4pm. Need help with technology? Learn how to use your phone, tablet, or computer, get online, send emails, fill in forms, and more. Come along for drop-in support or join short sessions to build your skills.

For further information please contact Jonny Howes email: jonny.howes@glasgowlife.org.uk or mobile: 07551 039117

Drop in sessions - Citizens Advice Bureau

Home-Start Early Years Hub has partnered with the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) to provide dedicated support for families with children under 5.

What’s happening?

CAB appointments will be available every Thursday morning - these sessions are by appointment only and tailored to families with young children.

Drop-in support available - Advisor Heather from CAB also sets aside time for families who need immediate assistance.

To arrange an appointment, please call 0141 948 0204 or email advice@gnwcab.org.uk. 

Weekly Drop in Sessions - Maryhill/Possilpark

Drop-in sessions are available weekly betwen 9:30am - 12:30pm on a first come, first served basis - spaces are limited.

Tuesdays: Maryhill Ruchill Parish Church (1990 Maryhill Road, G20 0EF)

Thursdays: Possilpark Parish Church Hall (124 Saracen Street, G22 5AP)

For more information, please call 0141 948 0204 or email advice@gnwcab.org.uk. 

Dads Rock Antenatal Workshops

Workshops run monthly at the Home Start Hub in Maryhill. These workshops are there to support Dads-to-be. They cover a wide range of practical skills as well as having room for discussion and questions about being a Dad.

Sessions at the Maryhill hub take place once a month in the annex at the Hub from 7-9pm -the next session in Glasgow will be 24 February 2026. Spaces are limited - book your space online.

Learn about Dads Rock online including advice, workshops and more.

North West Glasgow Recovery Communities - Weekly Activities