North United Communities
Service summary
Referrals: Self referral, social work, Addictions, schools, health visitors, other voluntary sector and statutory agencies, as well as internally via other staff members.
- Family Support and One-to-One Support for young people
- One-to-One Support for parents/carers and young people
- Outreach services
- Flexible hours evenings and weekends & public holiday periods
- Positive Parenting Classes (Teen PPP)
- Advocacy and Mediation Support
- Parent/Child Group Work Programmes
- Substance misuse advice and support
- Partnership work with agencies such as Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services and Glasgow Association for Mental Health
Client groups
Children age 0-18 years
Service details
Children or Young People's issues/outcomes:
- Children and young people are more settled, make better life choices and take fewer risks
- Decrease in children and young people going through the statutory care system
- Children and young people are referred into other appropriate support services that will address the issues and concerns affecting them
- Children and young people are engaged in structured and diversionary programmes during holiday periods thereby reducing risk taking behaviours
- Parents and Carers are better able to cope with challenging behaviour and can communicate more effectively with their children
- Parents and Carers are better equipped to address their alcohol and drug issues
- Parents and Carers are aware of the level of support available from other agencies and are more confident to access this
Area served
Maryhill, Kelvin, Canal
The page was last updated on 16 December 2021
Main address
c/o Ruchill Community Centre
671 Bilsland Drive
Ruchill
Glasgow
G20 9NF