Positive Action in Housing is a Glasgow-based independent homelessness and human rights charity dedicated to supporting individuals and families from BME, refugee, and migrant communities to have an equal chance to live, work, and grow – free from poverty, homelessness, racism, and xenophobia.
Through our core projects, we manage and deliver various services in the form of casework assistance, training, crisis grants, and free shelter to help our beneficiaries out of destitution and increase their skill set, allowing them to lead fulfilling, independent lives.
Our multilingual support is designed to meet the diverse needs of individuals and families in the marginalised communities we serve. We have gained considerable experience, knowledge, and best practice over 25+ years of working with vulnerable people in these communities. This has helped us develop an effective, proactive approach to ensuring vulnerable people experience more positive, long-lasting outcomes.
Positive Action in Housing is currently working tirelessly to meet the needs of a growing number of destitute individuals and families seeking assistance.
We pioneer life-saving research to bring forward the day when all cancers are cured.
From our volunteers and supporters to our scientists, doctors and nurses, we're all here to save more lives by preventing, controlling and curing all cancers. Together, we're leading the world in discovering and developing newer, kinder treatments and getting closer to cures. As a result we've helped double survival rates in just 40 years.
But we can't stop there. Every two minutes someone in the UK is diagnosed with cancer and this statistic is getting worse. We don't receive Government funding for our research, so every step towards beating cancer relies on every pound donated. Research saves lives and our work is critical to ensuring more people beat this devastating disease.
Sooner or later we will find a way to cure all cancers. Let's make it sooner
How it works
Simply by completing a donation form, you can choose to support Cancer Research UK, directly from your pay.
