Exciting things happening in our yard in Ibrox! A team of volunteers have started assembling our green oak shelter, which will provide us with an outdoor space to meet over the winter months (and beyond). Read more
We stand against scarcity, loneliness and violence. We stand for compassion, justice and humanity. Read more
BBC Alba documentary Birdman of Pollok, Curaidh na Coille tells the story of Colin Macleod our founder - a power story for our times. "An inspiring insight into a quest for justice, equity & sustainability of people and place" Broadcasting on 30 December Read more
We work for positive growth beyond ourselves – within our communities and wider society also. Words from past participants, volunteers and apprentices get straight to the point in describing something of the difference GalGael makes. Read more
Carving out ways of living with more humanity
There are many ways to get involved in our work. Find out how to become part of what we're doing, visit us or stay connected.
Our work is powered by people! Our Kinship members stand with us in this work through regular giving. A monthly donation - no matter how small - builds a solid base from which GalGael can offer hope & grow its pioneering approach.
GalGael offers activities that help people reclaim skills, agency and sense of worth. Without our crew of dedicated volunteers we these activities wouldn't happen nor would the many other adventures we have.
GalGael’s activities offer folk a place of work, some respect and some tools. We work to create a therapeutic environment however what we offer is firmly based in practical skills. So we are reliant on ongoing working relationships with our partner agencies in supporting people with complex needs.
An update on the ongoing situation with Coronavirus, Covid-19, and it's impact on GalGael, our activities and our community. This is specifically for our volunteers, participants, visitors.
BBC Alba documentary Birdman of Pollok, Curaidh na Coille tells the story of Colin Macleod our founder - a power story for our times. "An inspiring insight into a quest for justice, equity & sustainability of people and place" Broadcasting on 30 December