Get help

Need help? You’re in the right place.

If you are facing homelessness, addiction, mental health difficulties, financial pressure or family difficulties, we will do our best to help you find the right support.

Urgent help

Need help right now?

If you need immediate support, use the option below that best matches your situation.

Immediate support options

These services can provide immediate guidance and help you identify the appropriate next step.

Homelessness

Simon Community Scotland

If you are concerned about someone sleeping rough in Glasgow, contact the Street Team for support and guidance.

0800 027 7466

Mental health

Samaritans

If you are distressed and need to speak to someone straight away, Samaritans are available at any time.

116 123

Support options

Get the support that fits your situation

Choose the area that best matches what you need help with. Expand a section to find relevant organisations and contact details.

Homelessness

Sleeping rough, sofa surfing, or worried about losing your accommodation? Start here for practical help and urgent support routes.

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Organisations that can help

  • Glasgow City Council Social Care Connect

    Contact Social Care Connect during office hours if you are homeless in Glasgow and need to apply to the council for accommodation.

    Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00

  • Glasgow City Council Out of Hours

    Contact the council’s out-of-hours homelessness service when Social Care Connect is closed.

    Opening hours: 17:00 - 09:00

  • Simon Community Scotland Street Team

    Call if you need help while sleeping rough in Glasgow or are concerned about someone who may be sleeping rough.

    Available 24 hours

Addictions

Support for alcohol or drug use, harm reduction, recovery conversations, and referral options.

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Organisations that can help

  • Glasgow City Mission

    Project workers can discuss detox, harm reduction, community and residential rehabilitation, and support after rehab.

    Opening hours: 11:00 - 16:00

  • Glasgow Drug and Alcohol Crisis Centre

    A Turning Point Scotland service providing support for people experiencing a drug or alcohol crisis.

    Open 24 hours

  • The Haven Kilmacolm

    A Christian residential rehabilitation centre in Kilmacolm. Contact the centre to ask about its application and admission process.

  • Betel Motherwell

    A Christian residential community supporting people affected by addiction, homelessness and social exclusion.

  • North West Recovery Communities

    Peer-led recovery support and outreach for people in north-west Glasgow.

    Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00

Mental health

One-to-one support, listening space, and help to connect with appropriate mental health services.

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Organisations that can help

  • Glasgow City Mission

    Contact Glasgow City Mission to ask about one-to-one support, listening support and counselling options.

    Opening hours: 11:00 - 16:00

  • The Marie Trust

    Provides support services for people affected by homelessness in Glasgow. Call to ask which services are appropriate for your situation.

    Opening hours: 10:00 - 17:00

  • Glasgow Association for Mental Health

    Supports adults, young people and carers across Glasgow. Contact GAMH for general enquiries and information about referrals.

    Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00

  • Healing for the Heart

    Provides counselling and psychotherapy in Glasgow, including online and in-person appointments.

    Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00

Benefits

Help with benefit applications, eligibility, money advice, debt and welfare rights.

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Organisations that can help

Families in Govan

Support for children and families in the Govan community, with routes into practical help, advice and local services.

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Organisations that can help

  • Glasgow City Mission Child and Family Centre

    Runs activities and support for children and families living in the Govan community.

  • One Parent Families Scotland — Glasgow

    Provides local services and employability support for single-parent families in Glasgow.

    Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00

  • Govan Law Centre

    Provides free legal help and advice, including housing, welfare rights, education and family-support projects.

    Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00

  • Money Matters

    Provides money, debt and welfare-rights advice in the local area. Contact the service to check eligibility and appointment arrangements.

    Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00

International community

Support and signposting for refugees, people seeking asylum, migrants and others who are new to Glasgow.

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Organisations that can help

  • Glasgow City Mission Internationals Team

    Provides practical support with matters including benefits, housing, employment and visa issues, as well as community activities and English-language support.

  • Scottish Refugee Council

    Provides advice, information and support for refugees and people seeking asylum in Scotland.

    Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00

  • Migrant Help

    Provides support for adult asylum seekers, including help with asylum support, accommodation issues and reporting changes in circumstances.

    Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00

  • Govan Community Project

    Provides advice and advocacy for refugees, people seeking asylum and diverse communities across Glasgow.

  • British Red Cross

    Provides refugee and migration services as well as practical and emotional support.

    Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00

What happens next

What to expect when you reach out

If you would like help from Glasgow City Mission directly, you can call us, use our contact form or visit our City Centre Project. Here is what you can expect when you get in touch.

Contact Glasgow City Mission

Choose whichever way of contacting us feels easiest for you.

Visit us

Glasgow City Mission
20 Crimea Street
Glasgow
G2 8PW

Get in touch

Call, use our contact form or visit our City Centre Project—whatever feels easiest for you.

Speak to someone

A member of our team will listen and help you work out what support you need.

Get support

We’ll help you access suitable support—either from Glasgow City Mission or through another trusted organisation.

Other places to get help

More support and specialist services

Some situations need more specialist support. Expand a section below to find organisations and contact details that may help.

Housing and homelessness

These services provide homelessness advice, emergency guidance and help with housing rights.

Addiction and recovery services

These organisations provide crisis support, residential rehabilitation, recovery communities and specialist information.

Mental health and crisis support

These services provide immediate listening support, mental-health information, counselling and community support.

Benefits, money and advice

These organisations provide benefits, welfare-rights, debt and money advice.

Families, children and safeguarding

These services support families, children and people affected by domestic abuse, sexual violence or exploitation.

Refugee, asylum and international support

These organisations provide advice and practical support for refugees, people seeking asylum, migrants and people affected by trafficking or modern slavery.