"A calming and safe atmosphere"
Finn's Place: Living our lives to the full
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Our project takes its name from a cat called Finn.
Finn was beaten and left for dead but he was also found and rescued. He was given a safe home where, thanks to some love, care and attention, he was healthier and happier. Finn lived the remainder of his life in a place of safety. In his new surroundings he was able to move on from the bad experiences of the past. What works for cats also works for people! A supportive environment enables all of us to grow, make friendships and tackle isolation and stress. |
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Who Runs Finn's Place?
Finn's Place is a wellbeing project initiated by Langside Church for the people of our local community. Finn's Place is now an independent charity managed by a board of trustees.
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On a daily basis our project is operated by:
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Trustees of Finn's Place:
Finn's Place is a registered Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation - Charity No SCO45350 |
Privacy Policy
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In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulations Finn's Place has a privacy policy to indicate our collection and use of data.
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Annual Reports From Finn's Place
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Funding
Finn's Place is currently funded by: Langside Parish Church, the Lottery Community Fund, the Foyle Foundation, St Jame's Place, Glasgow Clyde College, Glasgow Community Planning and the Endrick Trust administered by TC Young Solicitors.
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It has also received funds from the following organisations for various projects: Stalled Spaces, Tesco Bags of Help, Glasgow Clyde College, Langside Area Partnership - Glasgow City Council, Go For It - Church of Scotland.
