We recognise that lasting change happens through collaboration. We are passionate about working alongside like-minded organisations who share our heart for supporting people and strengthening communities.
Partnership working is one of our core values, and we deeply value the relationships we have built across a wide range of sectors.
We work closely with churches, charities, community organisations, businesses, colleges, and funding partners to provide meaningful support and create greater opportunities for those we serve.
Together, we can make a greater impact.
Below are some of our valued partners:
Bethany Christian Trust is a Scottish charity based in Edinburgh, registered charity no SC003783. It was set up to relieve the suffering and meet the long-term needs of homeless and vulnerable people.
The Trust’s vision is that through Christian love in action, homelessness will be reduced and vulnerable people empowered to live independently within society.
Glasgow City Church is the church the work of Street Connect originally grew out of, and still have a very strong working relationship with. Street Connect office space is still within the church building offices, and our Saturday night drop-in cafe and recovery groups run from the cafe space within the church in Glasgow city centre.
Glasgow City Church is the church the work of Street Connect originally grew out of, and still have a very strong working relationship with. Street Connect office space is still within the church building offices, and our Saturday night drop-in cafe and recovery groups run from the cafe space within the church in Glasgow city centre.
The Haven Kilmacolm is a registered Christian Charity which has been in existence for over 25 years. Their residential programme has enabled many men over the years to become completely free from their drug and drink addictions. We partner with The Haven helping support and prepare men for moving on towards independent living. We also refer men into their residential rehab program.
Glasgow Kelvin College are official partners for running their Community Achievement Awards. This is a recognition of learning in the community through engaging in community activities, beginning at support level and working through towards volunteering. The community achievement awards come at 4 different levels, depending on where the individual is at.
Glasgow Kelvin College are official partners for running their Community Achievement Awards. This is a recognition of learning in the community through engaging in community activities, beginning at support level and working through towards volunteering. The community achievement awards come at 4 different levels, depending on where the individual is at.
We also receive funding for our work in North West Glasgow through the Glasgow Communities Fund.
Everyone Home is a campaign set up to tackle homelessness in Scotland post-lockdown. It is made up of a collection of charities and organisations who have come to together to protect the actions that must happen to enable Scotland’s Ending Homelessness Together Plan. So far Everyone Home has created a route map which outlines the key aims and priorities to enable that to happen. Read it here.
Everyone Home is a campaign set up to tackle homelessness in Scotland post-lockdown. It is made up of a collection of charities and organisations who have come to together to protect the actions that must happen to enable Scotland’s Ending Homelessness Together Plan. So far Everyone Home has created a route map which outlines the key aims and priorities to enable that to happen. Read it here.
We also partner with a number of churches delivering projects in areas of real need. You can find out more by visiting our Where We Work page.
We would like to also thank and acknowledge all those organisations who make sizeable contributions towards our work, varying from trusts and grants foundations to churches and corporate organisations.
