The Glasgow Clyde Project
The Glasgow Clyde Project provides comprehensive support services and routes into education for anyone wishing to engage with learning who have, or have had experience of trauma in their lives.
At the Glasgow Clyde Project Hubs’ across Glasgow Clyde College students can participate in 1:1 support sessions and small group work to:
- Create a daily routine
- Start improving health, wellbeing and regulate emotions
- Explore college life and start personalised timetables
- Develop career aspirations and study skills to become a successful student
- Discover opportunities across Glasgow that best fit individual goals
- Progress into study, employment or training
Students attending the Glasgow Clyde Project will regularly reflect and evaluate their timetable, be supported to attend college and work with external partners. There is also access to mentoring.
There is no age limit or timescale allocated to attending The Glasgow Clyde Project. The sole aim of the project is to support students to develop skills, achieve qualifications and cultivate resiliency to enhance life opportunities.
If you would like to make a referral please click here
If you would like to speak to a member of the team, please email us at: theglasgowproject@glasgowclyde.ac.uk
Alternatively, you can email Iain Sutherland directly at: isutherland@glasgowclyde.ac.uk