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Autumn 2015 Castlemilk Castlemilk |01 Autumn 2015 Castlemilk Winter 2015 What is GoWell? GoWell is a ten-year research and learning programme that aims to find out from local people what they think of the efforts to improve their area and if this has an impact on What is GoWell? their health and wellbeing. We have conducted three surveys in your area GoWell is a ten-year research and already in 2006, 2008 and 2011. learning programme that aims to A fourth survey will be conducted Welcome! next year. These surveys help us find out from local people what they understand: think of the efforts to improve their • what changes have taken place area and if this has an impact on • whether things have got better or their health and wellbeing.GoWell’s We haveplanned finalCommonwealthsurvey and got summer under activities way in Castlemil acrossk your worse Welcomeconducted to three surveyscommunities in your area this summer and is expected to be complete in the • and what changes are important already in 2006, 2008coming and 2011. weeks. ThankWelcome you to the towinter the edition hundreds of the GoWe ofll newsletter residents for who to residents. the Autumn Castlemilk. My name is Cat and I have joined the GoWell GoWell’s survey findings are already A fourth survey will behave conducted taken part in the survey so far. We will keep you updated next year. These surveys help us team as community engagement manager. You may see me being used by local communities, about the survey findings.out and about inFor your those neighbourhood of you and thestill back to pagebe surveyed, Glasgow Housing Association, other edition ofunderstand: explains why GoWell engages with communities. Thank you Registered Social Landlords, NHS the GoWell survey veryis amuch chance to the local for groups you who and have openedyour neighbourstheir doors to Greater Glasgow and Clyde and • what changes have taken place to me and I’m looking forward to continue getting to know Glasgow City Council to help to the GoWell have your say about:your neighbourhood. improve services and regeneration • whether things have got better or efforts both now and in the future. Commonwealth and summer activities in Castlemilk worse 2014 saw the Commonwealth Games come to Glasgow. Athletes from 71 nations newsletter! Changescompeted to in yourour city. Communityhome groups and residents across the GoWell areas • and what changes are important – insideorganised and all kindsout of summer activities and events in their neighbourhoods, showing support. This newsletter celebrates these activities and what they meant Inside Welcome to the winter edition of the GoWell newsletter for My nameto residents. Changesfor communities in your in GoW neighbourhoodell areas. Castlemilk. My name is Cat and I have joined the GoWell is GoWell’sCat and survey I findings are already For this edition, I’m especially delighted to welcome Glasgow Life, Ardenglen Commonwealth Games team as community engagement manager. You may see me ambeing GoWell’s used by local communities, Your Housinghealth Association – physical and Cassiltoun and Housing mental Association. On page 3 you will see came to Glasgow! their excellent photos and accounts about their celebrations of the Commonwealth Check out page 3 out and about in your neighbourhood and the back page communityGlasgow Housing Association, otherWhat Games you in think your area and and what feel residents about got up to over the summer. You will see explains why GoWell engages with communities. Thank you engagementRegistered Social Landlords, NHS your theircommunity contact details too - get in touch with them to find out about future activities! very much to the local groups who have opened their doors manager.Greater Glasgow and Clyde and Remember, your participation makes this research possible. “Thank you!” to those to me and I’m looking forward to continue getting to know Glasgow City Council to help to who have taken part in the GoWell surveys so far. I welcome your thoughts or any I’mimprove here servicesto and regeneration comments you may have – such as what you like, or what we could do better. I’m your neighbourhood. What is GoWell?looking forward to hearing from you! share GoWell’s researchefforts both now and in the future. Best wishes, 2014 saw the Commonwealth Games come to Glasgow. Athletes fromwith 71 you, nations community GoWell is a ten-year research and learning programme that aims to competed in our city. Community groups and residents across the GoWell areas find out from local Catpeople Tabbner what they think of the efforts to improve groups and housing Community Engagement Manager organised all kinds of summer activities and events in their neighbourhoods, their area and if this has an impact on their health and wellbeing. We Glasgow Life showing support. This newsletter celebrates these activities and whatassociations they meant in yourInside area. have conducted surveys in your area already between 2006 and 2011. for communities in GoWell areas. In turn I share communities’ A planned final surveyGlasgow is Communitybeing conducted Health and We llbeingthis Researchyear. These and Learning surveys Programme Castlemilk | Winter 2015 views of the research with help us understand: For this edition, I’m especially delighted to welcome Glasgow Life, Ardenglen Commonwealth Games GoWell. If you would like Housing Association and Cassiltoun Housing Association. On page 3 you will see came to Glasgow! to find out more or get • what changes have taken place their excellent photos and accounts about their celebrations of the Commonwealth Check out page• whether3 things have got better or worse Games in your area and what residents got up to over the summer.involved, You will see please get in • and what changes are important to residents. their contact details too - get in touch with them to find out about futuretouch activities! - contact details are Remember, your participation makes this research possible. “Thankon you!” the to reverse. those GoWell’s survey findings are already being used by local who have taken part in the GoWell surveys so far. I welcome your thoughts or any communities, Glasgow Housing Association and other Registered Social Landlords, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and Glasgow City comments you may have – such as what you like, or what we could do better. I’m Council to help to improve services and regeneration efforts both now looking forward to hearing from you! and in the future. Best wishes, Cat Tabbner Castlemilk Autumn 2015 GoWell Community Health and Wellbeing Research and Learning Programme Community Engagement Manager Glasgow Life Glasgow Community Health and Wellbeing Research and Learning Programme Castlemilk | Winter 2015 As well as conducting surveys, GoWell also monitors regeneration and health changes across this city by keeping in touch with local organisations. Here is some of the latest local news: Almost as soon as the Cathkin Braes Country “There is a long-standing local connection to the Park was identified as the venue for the building, as the early Castlemilk community had actually Commonwealth Games mountain bike track, embarked on a “Shilling-a-Brick” fundraising campaign Ardenglen Housing Association and the local for its very construction back in the early 1960s. Today’s project even benefits from the insight and passion of community began working on the “Cathkin several of the original community fundraisers!” Braes Activity Centre”. This is a community- led 2014 Legacy project which proposes to With the support of Ardenglen Housing Association, convert the former B-listed St. Martin’s church the Mitchellhill Community Group was formed in in Castlemilk into a hub for the benefit of the November 2011 to deliver and take ownership of the local community, wider users and visitors of the building. With the support of the Glasgow Building Country Park. Preservation Trust (who worked on Castlemilk Stables), proposals have been developed by the local This is John Gilbert Architects’ sketch of what the community which has already secured capital funding Cathkin Braes Mountain Bike and Activity Centre will from Historic Scotland and Glasgow City Council (the look like when completed: Council have pledged a whopping £1m). Work is being done with the Scottish Government and the Heritage Lottery Fund in an effort to raise the rest of the money needed to make the plans a reality. This project will not only expand and sustain local community regeneration but also enable improved access to a range of cycling-related activity at community level, enable greater social and cultural interaction with the built and natural heritage on people’s doorsteps and provide direct access to quality green and open space. The Centre will be a hub of economic activity and skills development and will operate as a social enterprise to further the economic and social regeneration of the local area and wider Glasgow economy. Credit: John Gilbert Architects The former St. Martin’s Church is in the east of If you are interested in finding out more Castlemilk and is located at the foot of the mountain bike track. When it was vacated by the Archdiocese or would like to get involved, please call in 2011 the local community saw their chance to Lesley at Ardenglen Housing Association reinvigorate a much-loved community asset. As on 0141 634 8016. Ardenglen Housing Association recalls: GoWell is a collaborative partnership between the Glasgow Centre for Population Health, the University of Glasgow’s Department of Urban Studies and the MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, sponsored by Glasgow Housing Association, the Scottish Government, NHS Health Scotland and NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. For more information on GoWell, please contact: Cat Tabbner, Glasgow Centre for Population Health, 3rd Floor, Olympia Building, Bridgeton Cross, Glasgow, G40 2QH Email: [email protected] | Phone: 0141 330 2747 Or visit our website at: www.gowellonline.com All the personal information we collect is completely confidential and anonymous and is not shared with anyone outside the research team.
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