Cassiltoun Housing Association

Cassiltoun Housing Association passed on some Christmas cheer this month by handing out Glasgow Loves Local vouchers worth £75 and selection boxes to 207 households who are of pension age.

Cassiltoun Housing Association has continued its tradition of holding free Christmas events for local people throughout the month of December.

Cassiltoun Housing Association’s annual Christmas celebration was a resounding success, bringing festive joy and community spirit to all who attended.

Housing is the building block on which a host of human rights are based on, according to the Scottish Human Rights Commission. Chair of the Commission, Professor Angela O’Hagan, and her team met with the Castlemilk Housing and Human Rights Lived Experience Group to explore a range of issues fa

2024 is a special anniversary year in Castlemilk as the area celebrates its 70th birthday and Cassiltoun Housing Association celebrates 40 years.

On Monday 12th August 2024 Cassiltoun Housing Association held its AGM celebrating 40 years in existence.  

Cassiltoun Housing Association held its Tenants’ Conference on 11th July and celebrated its 40th anniversary.

Cassiltoun Housing Association has been trying to provide the people of Castlemilk with all the festivities of the season while keeping the costs to a minimum.

Four housing providers in Castlemilk have said human rights are a crucial part of the work they deliver for tenants as they prepare to offer input to the Scottish Government’s Human Rights Bill. The quartet of housing associations – Ardenglen, Cassiltoun, Craigdale and North Vi

A Glasgow community’s dignified annual act of remembrance has taken place once again, and has received support from three local housing associations which both contributed floral tributes to remember lost lives. Castlemilk’s “Flowers on the Railings” annual event was held on

Castlemilk is celebrating a special milestone as its community pantry – supported by the area’s housing associations – has celebrated its second birthday. The pantry, which is a huge boost to families facing the cost of living crisis, opened its doors on 5th June 2021 and has been

Volunteer Week 2023 has been marked this year by Cassiltoun Housing Association.

Cassiltoun Housing Association staff and a number of community volunteers braved the rain this week to give Castlemilk a ‘Spring Clean’.

Cassiltoun Housing Association's group chief executive Clair Malpas has encouraged organisations to apply for the new Ian Findlay Path Fund, with £1.5 million of funding now open for applications. The fund, managed by Scotland’s walking charity Paths for All, will enable more people to w

Cassiltoun Housing Association's wider work with the community has been recognised with not one but two awards over the past few months. The association has been working with individuals to enable them to ‘go digital’. This has been through the provision of devices such as laptops, table