Partick Thistle Community
Community football, education and inclusion programmes across North Glasgow since 2011.
About this business
Partick Thistle Charitable Trust was established in July 2011 as a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO). Its purpose is to promote health and well-being, football, education, active citizenship and inclusion within its communities of place and interest for people living in the North of Glasgow.
The Trust delivers a range of community facilities and programmes from its base at Petershill Park, working with the most disadvantaged and disengaged people and families in the community, including bespoke programmes for people of all ages who have a disability. It states that, with the help of its partners, it has helped to feed tens of thousands of children living in the North of Glasgow.
Programmes listed by the Trust include football camps, summer and Easter camps, a Holiday Food Programme, Fit as a Thistle, Thistle Works, SF Precision Academy, Junior Para Festivals, SFA Extra Time, Friday Club, and Mini Kickers & Skill Centres. The Trust also recruits volunteers for roles at Petershill Park and accepts donations.
Why choose them
- Established July 2011 as a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO).
- Registered Scottish charity SC042480.
- Based at Petershill Park, Adamswell St, Glasgow, G21 4DD.
- Runs football camps, holiday food programmes and inclusion projects.
- Delivers the Stand Up, Speak Out youth programme for ages 14-21.
Services
- Address
- Petershill Park, Adamswell St, Glasgow, G21 4DD
- Credentials
- Registered as a Scottish Charity (SC042480), Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO)
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Frequently asked questions
When was Partick Thistle Charitable Trust founded and what kind of organisation is it?
Partick Thistle Charitable Trust was established in July 2011 as a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO). It is registered in Scotland as charity SC042480.
What does the Trust set out to do?
The Trust's stated purpose is to promote health and well-being, football, education, active citizenship and inclusion within its communities of place and interest for people living in the North of Glasgow. It works with the most disadvantaged and disengaged people and families in the community.
Which programmes and activities does the Trust run?
Programmes listed on the Trust's site include holiday food programmes, Fit as a Thistle, Thistle Works, SF Precision Academy, Junior Para Festivals, SFA Extra Time, Friday Club, and Mini Kickers & Skill Centres. It also runs football camps, summer camps and Easter camps.
Where is the Trust based and where does it deliver its work?
The Trust is based at Petershill Park, Adamswell St, Glasgow, G21 4DD, and its programmes are delivered across North Glasgow. The Stand Up, Speak Out project is delivered from safe spaces at Firhill Stadium and venues in Maryhill, Possil and Ruchill.
Can I get involved as a volunteer or supporter?
The Trust states that it is looking for volunteers and has various volunteer roles at Petershill Park, with an online form to register interest. It also accepts donations through its website.